TriGlide engine
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TriGlide engine
The 2017 TriGilde is listed has a 3.937 bore and 4.374 stroke netting 1746cc or 106.4951 cuin. The 2018 has same bore but 4.375 stroke netting 1753cc or 106.5194 cuin. Is this so that when rounding, it is really a 107?
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Those extra digits would send a/c cover costs thru the roof. Prices would soar, sales would plummet as a result.
If I was the OP, after getting a life, I'd files a lawsuit against the MOCO, and seek class action status. This is clearly deception. If you round it off, and assume the average displacement on each bike produced since 1905 had been overstated by a half cubic inch, that comes out to tens of millions of cubic inches that Harley charged for but never delivered.