Roadliner motor?

[Irishman]

From what reading I have done, the Roadliner handles pretty well for a huge sled. I think I am going to buy it.

[whajac]

So you're going with the Roadliner without the touring amenities; bags, shield, backrest? If you go with the Stratoliner, it converts to a Roadliner with quick release capibilities. In the used market, you can find Roadliners with bags and shield added. Keep us posted.

[Irishman]

The one I am looking at is a S model, but the owner has added a Corbin fairing and hard bags, painted to match the silver bike. It looks like a silver stratoliner deluxe. Also has roadhouse slip on pipes.

[ernie_h]

Sent u a pm. but you might want to check the Delphi board:

http://forums.delphiforums.com/n/mai...dliner%2Fstart

Great board with lots of info there and on linerwiki.com:

http://linerwiki.com/index.php?title=Main_Page

[Churchkey]

Originally Posted by robriguez

Thanks for trying to save me mike, but no, i was simply wrong. LOL

I DO know that the roadliner engine will NOT fit in the Warrior frame, too tall. What would be a kewl conversion would be to take the roadliner engine/frame and try to make it look/handle like a warrior.

Suggest an easier method for a big inch motor.

Install a 122 kit in a Warrior.

[doubledown]

That's a sweet looking bagger. What does your guy want for it if I may ask? (I'm in SC and just bought my Warrior, so I'm not trying to grab it just curious )