DOCSLIB.ORG

1 Technical Specifications Heavy Duty Sixty-Foot Electric Low Floor Transit Buses

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
1 Technical Specifications Heavy Duty Sixty-Foot Electric Low Floor Transit Buses 10/25/2019 Rev. 0 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS HEAVY DUTY SIXTY-FOOT ELECTRIC LOW FLOOR TRANSIT BUSES 1 10/25/2019 Rev. 0 Contents TS 1. Scope .................................................................................................................................................. 9 TS 2. Definitions ............................................................................................................................................ 9 TS 2.1 Abbreviations ............................................................................................................................ 14 TS 3. Referenced Publications.................................................................................................................... 15 TS 4. Legal Requirements .......................................................................................................................... 15 TS 5. Overall Requirements ........................................................................................................................ 16 TS 5.1 Weight ....................................................................................................................................... 16 TS 5.2 Capacity .................................................................................................................................... 16 TS 5.3 Service Life ............................................................................................................................... 16 TS 5.4 Maintenance and Inspection ..................................................................................................... 16 TS 5.5 Interchangeability ...................................................................................................................... 17 TS 5.6 Training ..................................................................................................................................... 18 TS 5.7 Technical/Service Representatives .......................................................................................... 25 TS 5.8 Operating Environment ............................................................................................................. 25 TS 5.9 Noise ......................................................................................................................................... 25 TS 5.10 Fire Safety ............................................................................................................................... 26 TS 5.11 Respect for the Environment .................................................................................................. 27 TS 6. Physical Size ..................................................................................................................................... 28 TS 6.1 Bus Length ................................................................................................................................ 29 TS 6.2 Bus Width .................................................................................................................................. 30 TS 6.3 Bus Height................................................................................................................................. 30 TS 6.4 Step Height ............................................................................................................................... 30 TS 6.5 Underbody Clearance ............................................................................................................... 30 TS 6.6 Ramp Clearances ..................................................................................................................... 30 TS 6.7 Ground Clearance ..................................................................................................................... 31 TS 6.8 Floor Height .............................................................................................................................. 32 TS 6.9 Interior Headroom ..................................................................................................................... 33 TS 6.10 Aisle Width .............................................................................................................................. 33 TS 7. Power Requirements ......................................................................................................................... 33 TS 7.1 Top Speed................................................................................................................................. 33 TS 7.2 Gradability ................................................................................................................................. 33 TS 7.3 Acceleration .............................................................................................................................. 33 TS 7.4 Operating Range ....................................................................................................................... 34 TS 7.4.1 Electric ................................................................................................................................... 34 TS 8. Fuel Economy (Design Operating Profile) ......................................................................................... 34 TS 9. Propulsion System (Electric) ............................................................................................................. 34 TS 10. Cooling Systems .............................................................................................................................. 40 TS 10.1 Motor Cooling .......................................................................................................................... 41 TS 10.2 Transmission Cooling ............................................................................................................. 41 TS 10.3 Electric Drive System Cooling ................................................................................................ 41 TS 11. Transmission (if required) ................................................................................................................ 41 TS 12. Retarder Regenerative Braking ....................................................................................................... 42 TS 12.1 Regenerative Braking ............................................................................................................. 42 TS 12.2 Braking Resistors .................................................................................................................... 43 TS 13. Mounting .......................................................................................................................................... 43 TS 13.1 Service .................................................................................................................................... 43 TS 14. Hydraulic Systems ........................................................................................................................... 43 TS 14.1 Fluid Lines ............................................................................................................................... 44 TS 14.2 Fittings and Clamps ................................................................................................................ 44 TS 15. Radiator ........................................................................................................................................... 44 TS 16. Oil and Hydraulic Lines.................................................................................................................... 44 TS 17. General ............................................................................................................................................ 45 2 10/25/2019 Rev. 0 TS 17.1 Design ..................................................................................................................................... 45 TS 18. Altoona Testing ................................................................................................................................ 45 TS 18.1 Structural Validation ................................................................................................................ 45 TS 19. Distortion ......................................................................................................................................... 45 TS 20. Resonance and Vibration ................................................................................................................ 45 TS 20.1 Engine Compartment Bulkheads ............................................................................................ 45 TS 20.2 Crashworthiness ..................................................................................................................... 46 TS 21. Corrosion ......................................................................................................................................... 46 TS 22. Towing ............................................................................................................................................. 46 TS 23. Jacking ............................................................................................................................................ 47 TS 24. Hoisting ............................................................................................................................................ 47 TS 25. Floor ...............................................................................................................................................
Load more

Recommended publications
  • (Trunk) Lid, Sheet Metal, Rocker Panels
    Floorpans • Rocker Panels • Trunk Pans (Group 12) 1942-1948 All Super and Roadmaster Rocker Panels (12.934) All floor pans, trunk pans and RP428L............ (L.H.OUTER PANEL) ..............$79.50 ea. inner rocker panels are made RP428R........... (R.H.OUTER PANEL) ..............$79.50 ea. of 18 gauge coated steel. Outer rocker panels are made of 20 gauge coated steel. 1949 All Super and Roadmaster Panels are custom made and Rocker Panels for 4-dr. Models. (12.934) usually take a week or so to RP49L4.............. (L.H.OUTER PANEL) ............$79.50 ea. fabricate. RP49R4............. (R.H.OUTER PANEL) ............$79.50 ea. 1950 All; 1937-1940 All Special 1951-1953 Super, Roadmaster, Skylark. Floor Pans (Front and Rear) (12.980) Front Toeboards (12.980) FP370FFL................(FRONT LEFT) .................$94.50 ea. TB503L.......................(LEFT) ...........................$94.50 ea. FP370FFR...............(FRONT RIGHT) ...............$94.50 ea. TB503R.....................(RIGHT) ..........................$94.50 ea. FP370RFL.................(REAR LEFT) ..................$94.50 ea. FP370RFR...............(REAR RIGHT) .................$94.50 ea. Floor Pans (Front and Rear) (12.980) FP503FFL...............(FRONT LEFT) ..................$94.50 ea. 1939-1940 All Super and Roadmaster FP503FFR.............(FRONT RIGHT) .................$94.50 ea. Floor Pans (Front and Rear) (12.980) FP503RFL................(REAR LEFT) ...................$94.50 ea. FP390FFL................(FRONT LEFT) .................$94.50 ea. FP503RFR..............(REAR RIGHT) ..................$94.50 ea. FP390FFR...............(FRONT RIGHT) ...............$94.50 ea. FP390RFL.................(REAR LEFT) ..................$94.50 ea. Under Seats (Front and Rear) (12.980) FP390RFR...............(REAR RIGHT) .................$94.50 ea. FP503FSL............(13" FRONT LEFT)...............$99.50 ea. FP503FSR..........(13" FRONT RIGHT) .............$99.50 ea. 1940-1941 All Super and Roadmaster FP503RSL...............(REAR LEFT)..................$149.00 ea. Rocker Panels for 4-dr.
    [Show full text]
  • Cad Buick Catalog 1
    Shipping Schedule: Charge Small Parcel Shipping within the Continental U.S. For orders from 0.01 to 50.00 13.00 Use the shipping schedule to determine your charges for small For orders from 50.01 to 100.00 18.00 parcel surface shipping in the continental United States. For orders from 100.01 to 200.00 25.00 Air shipping is available at extra cost. All carriers use dimensional weight to assess air shipping charges. For orders from 200.01 to 350.00 33.00 For orders from 350.01 to 500.00 42.00 For orders over 500.00 50.00 Small Parcel Shipping to Alaska, Hawaii, Canada and all other International Locations: USPS, Federal Express, and other small package carriers have instituted dimensional weight, the charges for packages vary widely. Estimates are 30-35% of parts cost. We recommend customers in Alaska, Hawaii and international locations to use Federal Express for best results. Large parcel orders are shipped via air freight. You may contact us for specific details regarding your shipping charge for outside the continental US. Back Orders: Although we have a large inventory of parts available, occasionally back orders occur. Regular inventory items not in stock at the time of your order will be shipped at no additional cost. Damaged Merchandise: Contact us immediately if you have a damaged parcel. Do not discard any packing as you may delay your chances of quick resolution. Have your invoice number ready when calling. Any damage or shortages must be reported to us within 7 days of receipt of goods.
    [Show full text]
  • INVITATION for BIDS/REQUEST for PROPOSAL SEALED BIDS/PROPOSALS Will Be Received by Pace's Purchasing Department, 550 West Algo
    INVITATION FOR BIDS/REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL SEALED BIDS/PROPOSALS will be received by Pace’s Purchasing Department, 550 West Algonquin Road, Arlington Heights, Illinois 60005 until 2:00 PM on the day indicated below. Invitation for bids will be opened and read aloud at the public opening. ☐IFB RFP No. 418040 DESCRIPTION: Bus Procurement for 30’ and 40’ Low Floor Diesel Buses ☐PRE BID PROPOSAL MEETING: May 3, 2018 at 10:30 AM ☐BID OPENING RECEIPT OF PROPOSALS DATE: June 21, 2018 at 2:00 PM This procurement/project may be funded in major part by the U.S. Department of Transportation (“USDOT”), Federal Transit Administration ("FTA") and the Illinois Department of Transportation ("IDOT") and/or the Regional Transportation Authority ("RTA"), pursuant to financial assistance agreements with said agencies. All bids/proposals must be only in the form prescribed by Pace, and must be made in accordance with this Invitation for Bids or Request for Proposals, and other Contract Documents, all of which are on file available for examination at the office by Pace’s Purchasing Department. Copies of the solicitation/addenda may be downloaded at www.pacebus.com, Business Opportunities; or email [email protected]; or you may contact the Procurement Department at 847-228-4238. Pace, in accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, 78 Stat. 252, 42 U.S.C. 2000d-1, and Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations, Subtitle A, Part 21 (non-discrimination in Federally assisted Programs of the Department of Transportation) issued pursuant to said Act hereby notifies all Bidders/Proposers that it will affirmatively ensure that Disadvantaged Business Enterprises will be afforded full opportunity to submit bids/proposals in response to this solicitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, religion, national origin, disability, age, or sexual orientation in consideration for an award.
    [Show full text]
  • Honda Insight Emergency Response Guide, May 2001 11 Copyright  2001, American Honda Motor Co., Inc
    Emergency Response Guide A Gasoline-Electric Hybrid Prepared for Fire Service, Law Enforcement, Emergency Medical and Professional Towing Personnel By American Honda Motor Co., Inc., May 2001 Location of Key Components Fuel Lines Fuel Tank Gasoline Engine IPU Compartment Electric Motor with High- Transmission Voltage Battery 12V High-Voltage Battery Cables 12V Battery IPU Compartment Gasoline Engine, with High- Electric Motor & Voltage Battery Transmission High-Voltage Fuel Tank Cables 2 Vehicle Description Type, Size, Shape & Materials The Insight is a two-passenger gasoline-electric hybrid, the first vehicle sold in North America that utilizes both a conventional gasoline engine and a battery-powered electric motor for power. The Insight can be identified by its aerodynamic shape and rear fender skirts, as illustrated on the front cover, and by the Insight logo and the words “Gasoline-Electric Hybrid” on the rear hatch. The chassis and most components are made of aluminum, some parts are plastic, and a few are made of magnesium. Gasoline Engine The Insight’s main power source is a conventional 1.0 liter, 3- cylinder gasoline engine, located under the hood. Electric Motor During start-up and acceleration, the gasoline engine is assisted by an ultra-thin (2.3 inch/60mm wide) electric motor, located between the engine and the transmission. During braking and Gasoline Engine Electric Motor 12V Battery deceleration, the motor acts as a generator to recharge the high- voltage battery and the 12-volt battery. Turning the ignition switch to either the Accessory (I) or the Lock (0) position turns off the gasoline engine and the electric motor.
    [Show full text]
  • Genuine Parts & Quality Reproductions
    2009 Genuine Parts & Quality Reproductions PRICES IN THE PDF CATALOGS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE Please use the links for "Online Inventory" to access our online database for the most current prices or call. Providing Quality Service Since 1993 Contact Information Early Ford V8 Sales Inc. was founded in 1993 and has been providing quality Ford auto parts and accessories OFFICE HOURS (Eastern Time): to customers ever since. To date we have grown into a Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. HowHow ToTo FindFind UsUs 12,000 square foot warehouse with over 10,000 items. Store sales during the above listed hours and by We are a full line provider of reproduction and original appointment at mutually convenient times on the parts for 1928-1966 Ford passenger and pickup trucks. weekends. Please call ahead to make sure we Our entire catalog is now available online for your will be available. convenience. Search our extensive database of Ford products and accessories! TOLL FREE ORDER: ..............800-417-3347 Our web site will help you learn more about our company, (Outside New York State) find answers to your most common questions, and order any of our over 4,500 parts and accessories. CUSTOMER SERVICE: ........518-884-2824 If you don’t see what you are looking for call us and ask. FAX: ......................................... 518-884-2633 Our staff is always ready to assist you with technical ORDER ON-LINE .........EARLYFORD.COM questions. Early Ford V-8 Sales, Inc. is a full line supplier of 1928 through 1966 Early V-8 parts as well as Quality Model Call before 4:00 pm for same day shipping.
    [Show full text]
  • Safety Instructions & Operators Manual
    Safety Instructions & Operators Manual ™ ™ Congratulations for buying a Country Clipper product. Your Country Clipper Zero Turn Radius Riding Mower was designed and built to provide long and trouble free service. Keep in mind that it, like any other mechanical device, can be potentially dangerous if used improperly, and hazard control and accident prevention are dependent upon the awareness, concern, prudence, and proper training of personnel involved in the operation, transport, maintenance, and storage of the equipment. Study this manual and pay special attention to the important Safety Precautions on pages 3-5. Following these instructions will help you continue to enjoy the trouble-free performance expected of the Country Clipper product. P-13148 TABLE OF CONTENTS MODEL NUMBER’S & SERIAL NUMBER’S ........................................................................... 2 SAFETY ......................................................................................................................................... 3 ACCIDENT PATTERNS TO AVOID ........................................................................................................... 3 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS ........................................................................ 3 SAFETY INTERLOCK SYSTEM ................................................................................................................. 5 START UP AND OPERATION .................................................................................................... 6 CHECKLIST
    [Show full text]
  • Superior Automotive
    STAINLESS STEEL EXHAUST TIPS -"#�-/�tr°�'� 111111 �DJGJ!, �DCHA U :n T � '760-31/8"-31/2"x24" [DIAMETER LICENSE PLATE FRAMES Protector Chromed Metal Protector Black Metal Award Continental 25-5010 - Carded 25-5010B - Carded 25-5200 - Chromed Metal Carded 25-5011 - 2 in Poly Bag 25-5011B – 2 In Poly Bag 25-5200B - Black Metal Carded 25-501Z - 1 in Poly Bag 25-501ZB – 1 In Poly Bag 25-501E - 36 in Bulk Pack 25-502E - 36 In Bulk Pack Euro Style Plastic Elite Series Metal Perimeter with Inside Frame 25-5101 - Black Carded 25-5450 - Black Carded 25-5885 - Chrome Metal Carded 25-510E - 36 in Bulk Pack 25-5455 - Chrome Carded 25-5101W - White Carded Includes Fasteners Reflective Plastic Classic Chrome Motorcycle 25-5501 - Carded Reflective 25-5648 - Chromed Metal Carded Plastic Class “A” Reflective Frame Dimensions 7.25” x 4.25” with Reflective Bolt Covers. LICENSE PLATE FRAMES Protector Combo Kit Award Combo Kit Protector Bubble Shield 25-5131 - Chrome Metal Frame, 25-5091 - Chrome with Metal 25-5301 - Acrylic Bubble Clear Acrylic Bubble Shield Back & Clear Acrylic Shield Clear 25-5131B - Black Metal Frame, Flat Shield. Clear Acrylic Bubble Shield Protector Bubble Shield Elite Flat Shield Elite Flat Shield 25-5311 - Acrylic Bubble 25-5465 - Clear Acrylic 25-5470 - Smoke Acrylic Shield Smoke Twist Nugget Diamond Plate 25-5621 - Chrome (Carded) 25-5641 - Chrome (Carded) 25-5645 - Diamond Plate Chromed Metal (Carded) LICENSE PLATE FRAMES Eagle Christian Fish Palm Tree 25-5616 - Eagle Chromed 25-5632 - Chromed 25-5638 - Chromed Metal (Carded) Metal (Carded) Metal (Carded) Fused Chain Titanium 25-5601 - Chromed 25-5034 - Metal Frame Titanium Metal (Carded) Finish Over Heavy Duty Die Cast Zinc Metal Corrosion Resistant (Carded) Victory Cobra 25-5640 - Chromed 25-5644 - Chromed Metal (Carded) Metal (Carded) LICENSE PLATE FRAMES 25-4001 25-4005 25-4011 Nylon License Metric Nylon License Safety Reflector Plate Fasteners Plate Fasteners License Plate (4 Per Package) 6mm x 25mm Bolts Fasteners Designed for Use with (2 Per Package) Import Vehicles.
    [Show full text]
  • Quick Reference Index Section Illustration Text
    ILLUSTRATION CAR BODY 1 H I L L S T H U N D E R B I R D C E N T E R 2 Quick Reference Index 1955-57 Thunderbird Section Illustration Text Index .................................................................................................................................. 3-6 General Information, Paint Codes & Trim Codes ........................................................ 7-8 Interior, Upholstery……………………………………….……………8 ..................... 9-13 Repaint Body Gasket & Seal Kits ...................................................................................... 14 Exterior Chrome & Emblems Kits ................................................................................... 15 Radio, Speakers, Antenna’s, Radio Parts ................................................................... 16-17 Stamp Kit Set… ................................................................................................................... 17 H Wheels & Brake (1000-2999)….……18-19…...…....20-25, 29 I Suspension & Steering (3000-3999)…….…26-28….…......25-35, 39 L Rear Axle & Drive train (4000-4999)…….…36-37 .................... 38-39 L Exhaust System & Frame (5000-5999)……….26, 37… ................ 41-42 S Rear Suspension (5000-5999)…………..37 ..................... 40-41 Engine (6000-6999)….…....43-44 ..................... 45-47 T Transmission Standard-Automatic (7000-7999)…..…...48-50 .................... 51-55 H Cooling System & Grille (8000-8999)…...….56-57 ..................... 58-60 U Fuel & Carburetor (9000-9999)…….....61-64 ....................
    [Show full text]
  • Ford 1935 Cars Grille
    cott’s Wes Auto Restying 1935 Passenger Stock and Street Rod Hoods Steel Hoods by Rootlieb Grille, Hood, Fenders & Running Boards 1 piece top Louvered Smooth 4 Piece hood Stock Hood top includes center hinge. Side panels are complete with hood handles and hinge rods. One piece top panel does not have cutout for ornament. 3 piece Side panels do not have handles. Hood Grille Ornament hinges and top panel braces not 3 piece hood Ornament, Chromed included, sold separatly. with sides 4 8 -8215 110.00 ea Ford Emblem Chrome with blue background 4 0 -8212-B 20.00 ea Accessory Greyhound Chrome, Mounts to ornament Stock Plain 4 8 -8100-G not.avbl 1935 Passenger Grille Grille: 4 8 -8200 not.avbl Hot Rod Scoop Grille trim set with mount clips: 4 Piece 3 Piece Stainless Steel Top, Smooth 48-16710 500.00 ea 48-16710-3 575.00 ea 4 8 -8234 135.00 ea Top, 6 rows louvers 48-16710-L 675.00 ea 48-16710-3L 725.00 ea Grille trim mount clip set (34 pcs): Sides, Stock louvers 48-16712 not.avbl 48-16713 not.avbl 4 8 -20001 10.00 set Sides, Hot Rod Louvers 48-16712-H 325.00 pr 48-16713-H 325.00 pr Sides, Plain 48-16712-P 325.00 pr 48-16713-P 325.00 pr Grille Bug Screen Sides, Scoop 48-16712-S 650.00 pr 48-16713-S 650.00 pr 4 8 -18700 65.00 ea Hood Lacing on Grille or Cowl Grille Inner Baffel 4 0 -16739-S Grille: 1933-35 Pass, fabric w/rivets 17.50 ea 4 8 -16740-S Cowl: 1935 Passenger, fabric, w/screws 20.00 ea Fiberglass H R -16739 Foam rubber, 3/8” x 3/16” (most rad shells) 100.00 ea H R -16740 Foam rubber, 5/8” x 3/8” (most cowls) 125.00 ea G S P35P 175.00 ea Hinge and Braces for 3-Piece Hoods Top panel Top Panel Braces braces Hood Side Trim & Hardware 3/8” round steel braces provide extra support.
    [Show full text]
  • The Automobile from Horseless Carriage to Everyday Technology
    Part I: The Automobile From Horseless Carriage to Everyday Technology by Arthur D. Delagrange, Massachusetts Beta ’64 F ONE PIECE OF TECHNOLOGY had to be cho- The development of the modern automobile is a micro- sen to represent twentieth-century America, a cosm of the development of modern engineering. The story likely candidate would be the automobile or, more is recounted here, both for those young people who would precisely, the presence of a car in every household, like to know how we went about achieving personal land on the average. (There are more cars than licensed rockets that sit in massive traffic jams, and for the old-tim- idrivers.) The microcomputer is certainly impressive, but ers who long for the good-old days when cars wouldn’t start every new car has at least one of these plus a host of other in cold weather, boiled over in hot weather, and wouldn’t highly-developed parts. The machines that produce these stop in wet weather. cars, nearly au- tomatically, are marvels in themselves. If engineering is Origins: The 1700s science in quan- The history of the automobile can be conveniently divided tity, then the au- into three periods: the 19th century (and earlier!) and the tomobile is an first and last halves of the 20th century. That break may be engineering mas- taken at WWII as civilian car production ceased during the terpiece. Not war and resumed immediately afterward—pre-war models. only is auto-mak- The first section is short. Steam-powered vehicles were ing the biggest demonstrated in the latter half of the 18th century, the first industry in the practical application being traction engines (tractors) avail- U.S., it supports a able in the 1770s.
    [Show full text]
  • Vehicle Inspection Form
    American Freedom PHYSICAL DAMAGE INSPECTION/ Insurance Company 1699 Wall St. Suite 600 MECHANICAL STATEMENT REPORT Mount Prospect, IL 60056 Date of Inspection: Time: Insurer Name: Policy No.: Insured’s Name: Insured’s Address City: State: Zip: Inspector: (Print) Inspection Site: (Name/Address) Description of Vehicle: Color: Body Style: Year: Make: Model: Vehicle Identification Number: (Obtain directly from vehicle, dash or EPA sticker) From: Odometer Reading: (Must be completed) Discrepancies Between Numbers: Plate Number: State: Garaged At: Mark (X) Damaged Areas Chipped or Broken Glass Bumper (Rear) Fender Skirts Scratch Trunk Side Molding Dent Hood-Grill Windshield Missing Hubcaps(s) Top Rear Window Faded Paint Right Side Side Glass Bumper (front) Left Side Tires Is there existing body or paint damage marked above? If so, describe: _______________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ Is there existing glass damage marked above? If so, describe:______________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ Have any modifications been made to this vehicle? No Yes: describe____________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ Interior Condition: Good Fair Poor, explain______________________________ Exterior Condition: Good Fair Poor, explain______________________________
    [Show full text]
  • 2018 SOFTAIL DELUXE SPECS Classic
    By Koz Mraz Photos by Brian Nelson Yea, you’ve heard all about the brand new Harley-Davidson Softail line, lighter weight, bigger motors, and better suspension all married to brand new frames. It’s all true and don’t get me wrong, that’s great but really, I just wanted a cool vintage looking motorcycle. With all H-D’s newfangled technology they must know that nostalgia and antique design also caters to the young buyer demographic…vintage is hip. Bingo! The 2018 Softail Deluxe and Heritage 2018 SOFTAIL DELUXE SPECS Classic. The Motor Company delivers classic good looks with modern technology. The current Lean Angle, Right (deg.): 28 Brakes, Caliper Type: 4-piston DRIVETRAIN Engine Torque: 109 ft-lb @ Softail Deluxe traces its lineage back to 1949 when fxed front and 2-piston foating 30000 rpm Harley-Davidson first mounted hydraulic front Lean Angle, Left (deg.): 28 rear Engine: Milwaukee-Eight® 107 forks to replace the springer front ends on their Fuel System: Electronic rigid FL frames to beget the Hydra-Glide. It’s Wheels, Front Type: Chrome Tires, Front Specifcation: Bore x Stroke: 3.937 in. x 4.374 Sequential Port Fuel Injection no coincidence that the faux-rigid Softail frames Steel Laced MT90B16 72H in. (ESPFI) allow the original geometry to shine through in the upper lines that drop uninterrupted from steering Wheels, Rear Type: Chrome Tires, Rear Specifcation: Displacement: 107 cu in Exhaust: 2-into-2 shorty dual; stem to rear axle. A design that truly mimics the Steel Laced MU85B16 77H catalyst in muffer look of these old hardtails, but hard ride it’s not.
    [Show full text]