Vintage Harley K Model Shift Fork ? on 2040-parts.com
Rye, New Hampshire, US
Believe this to be one of the earliest versions of a K model / Sportster shift fork.Notice three piece weldment assembly,oil holes for fork shaft,pressed in top hat,and plastic neck down sleeve in bore(Why that?).Does have some pitting but still looks to be a usable fork.First one like it I have seen.
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