Hey Guys
I am working for a guy, getting a bunch of his cars runiing, but he also has a 54 harley that I re assembled. It is just about done, but there is one part that was in one of the boxes that I can't figure out where it goes. It may not even be part of the bike but want to make sure.

Here is a pic of the bike


and the unknown part




If anyone has any idea what this is, and where it goes let me know
Thanks
Don

PS if anyone has a 50th anniversery emblem let me know, it is about the only thing missing

 

fuel line from 59 buick
ran between the filter and the carb

nice job on the bike

 

Thanks Scott, but your wrong. Though I appreciate your help
Figured it out a little after I posted it



Number 30 in this pic

A bike shop helped me figure it ou
CROSS CONNECTOR, gas tank part #62355-56, the book says it fits 54-early 56-KH

I am sure I will have a few other questions, as I get closer to starting it up. From a bike in a bunch of Boxes it is coming allong pretty well

 

Oh...nice job!! I'm learning too.

thats how my bike came too (in boxes)

Have you started it yet?....it looks ready!!

One other thing.....I didn't put on the little advertisment pop-up....I don't know where it came from

 

Nice looking bike Donsbolt!

 

Was wondering too, why posted under Panhead, its a Sporty.

 

Maybe the wrong area to post but hey I don't mind. Oh yea my name here is HD54KH.

None the less great looking resto and looks like a lot of correct finishes were applied.

Mine fits on about three shelves right now, gotta get it back on two wheels

Terry

 

I didn't think the Sportser was a official model till 1957, so I figured this was the right forum

Thanks all I have left right now is the fuel line
Though I know shortlly we will have to replace the spark plug wires, as the boots are cracking

 

I dug out my old HD shop manuel. It runs from 57-65 and it has the same pic posted for the fuel line cross connector for the model k's.

 

You are right about the 'Sportster' designation beginning in 1957 (XL), which was based on the Flathead model 1954 KH at 55 cu. in.; which in turn was derived from the model K Sport at 45 cu. in. which appeared in 1952; and so on and so fourth......