Harley-Davidson FLHTC 1340 (with sidecar)

Introducing the 1984 Harley-Davidson FLHTC 1340 with Sidecar Step back into the golden era of American motorcycling with the 1984 Harley-Davidson FLHTC 1340, a quintessential touring motorcycle that embodies the spirit of freedom and adventure. Launched as part of Harley's revered Electra Glide series, this motorcycle was designed for those who value comfort on long journeys as much as the thrill of the open road. With its robust sidecar, the FLHTC offers an engaging experience for both rider and passenger, making it a favored choice among touring enthusiasts and families alike. Its classic styling and chrome accents evoke a sense of nostalgia, while its performance capabilities ensure it remains a beloved model even decades after its release. At the heart of the FLHTC 1340 lies a powerful 1337 cc V2, four-stroke engine that delivers a respectable 64 horsepower at 5,000 RPM. This robust engine, featuring a compression ratio of 8.5:1 and a bore and stroke of 88.8 x 108.0 mm, offers ample torque for spirited rides and smooth cruising. With a top speed of around 125 km/h (77.7 mph), the FLHTC is well-equipped for highway journeys, while its 5-speed gearbox and chain final drive provide seamless power delivery. The air-cooled design keeps the engine running efficiently, even under the stress of long-distance travel, ensuring that riders can enjoy the freedom of the open road without compromise. The FLHTC 1340 is not just about power; it’s packed with features that enhance the touring experience. Its dual disc front brakes provide impressive stopping power, crucial for safe handling with the added weight of the sidecar. The bike’s generous fuel capacity of 19 liters (5.02 gallons) ensures fewer stops during your adventures, allowing you to focus on the journey ahead. Comfort is paramount, with an ergonomic riding position and plush seat designed for long hours in the saddle. The inclusion of a sidecar not only increases passenger capacity but also adds a unique character to the bike, making it stand out in a crowd of two-wheeled machines. **