Engine

Protect your valuable and irreplaceable original crankcases from worn-beyond-repair original cylinders (a.k.a. time bombs). These accurate reproductions are cast from state-of-the-art alloys to modern specs and stand up to all horsepowers you can pack on an IOE lower end. Now you can finally have both that stock factory look and a safe engine. Racers around the globe use them with great success for years. Sold as pairs only.

Your old IOE machine will benefit from a performance cam, too, especially when combined with a later style 1-1/4” or 1-1/2” Linkert carburetor. Higher lift lobes and longer duration will improve breathing and easily free some extra ponies. The W&W Wrecking Crew tested this cam shaft in a 1929 JDL and the results were highly satisfying, with overall performance nicely improved on both public roads and occasional race track missions. Excellent European made quality.

Accurate, high quality reproduction of the four-lobe cam gear as used by the factory on IOE-Twins.

These stock replacement cams for Big Twin Flatheads of the V series are similar to original parts but the lobes have been redsigned using modern computer cam design and smoothing techniques.

If you plan to build a real Hot Rod out of your V series Big Twin Flathead, we have the cams for you. These 4 bad babies feature cam lobes profiled after those legendary KHK models from 1956 and spell horsepower. However, all lobes have been redsigned using modern computer cam design and smoothing techniques. Of course these are not drop-in parts but require an experienced mechanic, who checks and establishes all necessary tolerances, like lifter clearance, case clearance and valve to head clearance. The set comprises 4 cams, generator idler gear and the pinion gear.

Early V models could be equipped with a magneto (Bosch DVA). The early housings from 1930-1931 were fitted with a blind screw which allowed the shaft for the idler gear to be relocated.
This gear set from The Cyclery can be used to convert V models from 1930-1931, and in rare cases also V models 1936, to horizontal magneto operation.

Reproductions of the complete stock 2into1 exhaust systems. These sets are of restration quality and include front pipe, rear pipe, muffler with cutout door and end pipe.

Excellent reproduction of the stock 2into1 exhaust system. Unlike with other reproductions on the market great care was taken to perfect fitment and small details which are so important when you show your bike to the experts. The set includes front and rear pipe, muffler with cutout door and rear clamp.

Reproductions of OEM  bearing retainers for crankpins of all Twins 1915-1936 and sprocket shafts of Twins from 1917-1929.

Replacement collar which installs between the two left side roller bearings of your crankshaft.

Accurate reproduction of the brass seal washer for Knucklehead right side rocker arm shaft nuts.

Exact reproduction of the manifolds as they were installed on Big Twin Flathead models of the 1933-1948 model year range.

Reproductions of oiler covers to replace your worn or missing stock part. Introduced by the factory for late 1928 IOE engines to protect the oil control.

Reproductions of oiler and oil pump covers to replace your worn or missing stock part.

Reproductions of the inlet levers for ioe models of 1916-1929.

Quite a cool thing that The Cyclery has invented and presenting here. Instead of simply offering replacement ring nuts for the intake housings of IOE models, they have addressed the problem of loose intake housing nuts. Until now, the solution to this was to weld and/or rework the threads in the cylinders of the pocket-valve V2 engines.
The ravages of time, unilateral pressure from the inlet tappets and pushrods, heat that weakens the structure, a lack of care when retightening the ring nuts - all these factors contribute to the fact that after about 100 years, the threads in the cylinders into which these nuts are screwed have widened and are no longer cylindrical, but often also conical. So it makes complete sense to offer oversize nuts as an uncomplicated solution for such maltreated threads. This way, reworking, welding and similar costly repairs can be avoided.
The nuts are manufactured in different outer diameters and you order two or three sizes to check which one fits your cylinder best. Of course, we will take back the nuts you don't need, as long as you have treated them well and screwed them in with a suitable tool and not with a pipe wrench.

The connection between intake housing and cylinder of IOE models is prone to leaks. These washers provide a good seal which is important for an air tight intake system.

When the factory started to omit the priming cups in late 1936 such plugs were installed to close the existing holes in the cylinder heads. These exact duplicates replace your missing, worn or wrong parts. Of course, it can also be used as a drain plug.

There are situations where the carburetor, notably the float bowl, lacks space to clear cooling fins, oil lines or other engine components. This is where these spacers come in handy as they bolt between the manifold and carburetor to postion your 3-bolt Schebler or Linkert further outside.

This adapter was used by the factory 1938-1940 and is required for all early type rockerboxes on the rear exhaust position to seal properly against the valve spring and rocker arm covers.

Reproductions of the original distributor caps as used on IOE models. They will replace your damaged or missing stock part.

Reproductions of the original timer covers as used on IOE models. They will replace your damaged or missing stock part.

Choke shafts kits for Schebler DLX carburetors consisting of choke shaft, choke disc and screws, spring, choke lever and cotter pin.

Schebler DLX carburetor float bowls with all necessary small parts for models from 1921-1933.

Reproductions of the floats for all Schebler H and De Luxe carburetors. Made from polyurethane foam, which is the same material used on new cars/trucks. They will neither leak, sink nor soak and are resistent to the attack of today's fuels.

Float bowl nuts with gaskets for mounting float bowls on Schebler DLX carburetors.

Reproductions of Schebler DLX carburetor jet needles.

This device is meant to prevent the carburetor from icing up in cold temperatures. It is mounted underneath the float bowl, directly on the nozzle channel of Schebler HX carburetors. Can be fixed in the correct position with a clamping screw. The opening of this hot air connection points towards the rear cylinder, where it picks up the heat and warms up the fuel in the float bowl.

A common problem on Schebler DLX and Linkert M-series carburetors are stripped or damaged threads for the bowl nut. This repair bushing allows for a professional repair back to stock specs. Installation requires a lathe.

Every second Linkert carburetor has one or more stripped threads for the air cleaner backing plate. Getting them repaired to the stock #12-24 thread is not easy but these oversize thread screws solve the problem in no time. You just tap the stripped thread to 1/4”-20 and you're done. The 3/8” hex head is like stock so once installed you can't see a difference.

Excellent reproduction of the air horn as used by the factory for 1931-1934 V-series Flatheads. Will fit all Sidevalve models with Schebler DLX and M-series Linkert carburetors.

Awesome craftsmanship show these velocity stacks for Linkert and Schebler carburetors. They are machined from one single chunk of aluminum and unlike other stacks they feature flanges, which are not just circular but precisely follow the carb’s intake. True vintage performance, not only for racers.

Nice reproduction of the one-year-only air horn for 1936 Knuckleheads. Luckily it fits all Knucklehead and Panhead models with M-series Linkert carburetors.

Detailed reproduction of the throttle shaft levers on Schebler carburetors.