Description
Fits 2004–2020 Rubber-Mounted Sportsters
Laser cut Mild steel assembly
Weight :6 kg
Same Engine mounting angle as sportster frame
Bush mounts included
Evo Sportster Engine Stand
R1,000.00
From 2004 to 2020, Harley-Davidson Sportsters retained the iconic Evolution engine but introduced a new frame with rubber mounts to reduce vibration. Despite the popularity of these models, we couldn’t find a single engine stand designed specifically for the rubber-mounted Sporty’s—so we built one ourselves. Now, we’re adding to the community. Make your engine rebuild a lot easier with this engine stand. Very rigid and easily securable to your work bench. Powder coated black for a durable finish.
Made in South Africa
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