The Cyclery Fork Clamps for OEM I-Beam Forks

Authentic duplicates of the switch assembly fastening bolts.

In addition to clamping the upper fork clamps of I-Beam forks, these bolts also act as mounting points for the V-shaped brackets of 1929-1936 switch assemblies.

This handlebar is dedicated to the infamous board track machines of the Teens and 1920s. Only machines of the factory Race Department of Harley-Davidson had these mounted. Due to the pulled-down bar ends you crouch on the gas tank and automatically adopt a racing position, which shoots you back to the starting line of the board tracks of the era. Just as with the original Board Track bars spirals and grips have to be shortened....

The need for speed saw the so-called Speedster handlebar in 1926 — essentially an early form of later M-bars. Its ends are offset backwards just short of 6-1/2” and a bit over 3-1/2” downward, with the two bends extending forward beyond the fork tubes. (All measurements are relative to the rider’s position and take the steering head angle into account.)