Jack Tracey Racing Windshields

Back in the days it was common to carry a set of spare spark plugs easily accessible on the motorcycle. Thus in case of a necessary change you didn’t have to dig them up deep from the bottom of your saddlebags. These block-off plates with two threaded sockets derive from the race track and are intended for magneto equipped bikes without generator. They simply install in lieu of your genny and bolt down with the stock hardware.

On long distance races like the Daytona 200 the small WR gast tanks meant several gas stops and consequently time loss. Thus the HD-Race department decided to use both tank halves for gas and even enlarge them to 5 gallons. The oil went under the seat in a special cast aluminum oil tank. WRs didn’t have a battery so this space wasn’t used anyway. This is a faithful reproduction of the original WR race bike part and will fit all 45”/750 cc Flathead solo bikes with magneto ignition. Installation requires hardware to be made or obtained.

Authentic reproductions of the original WR gas tanks as used on the 1946-1952 production race bikes of the same name. The narrow shape and omission of the speedo assembly achieve that much sought after racy look.

Standard equipment on the Flathead street racing model, the WRTT. Actually not a muffler because it has no restriction whatsoever and is therefore allowed for use on racetracks only.

These manifolds allow the trouble-free installation of 4-bolt, 1-1/2” Linkert carburetors, like M35, M74 or MR, on sidevalves. The selection includes a version for W-series 45 cui. models and U-models 1937-1948. Just the right part for the sports oriented Flathead rider. Cylinder stubs require to be shortened to match the respective situation.