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Old 10-24-2012, 06:30 PM
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Default How much does my Panhead weigh?

I want to buy a set of ramps but couldn't find the actual weight of the bike anywhere. Guesstimates range from 650 to 900 lbs. I know someone here knows within 100lbs.

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Old 10-25-2012, 06:20 AM
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Take it to someplace that has a scale , weigh station , dump , scrap yard etc and weigh it
 
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I am thinking closer to 650..
 
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From the factory a 58 weighs in at 648; by 65 with the e-start it was just over 700
 
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Originally Posted by panz4ever
From the factory a 58 weighs in at 648; by 65 with the e-start it was just over 700
That makes sense, big *** inner primary, longer main shaft, giant starter and solenoid, mounting brackets all adds up.

As it turned out I was giving a friend a lift home shortly after I posted this and then on my way the Harbor Freight to take a look see. When I dropped off my friend he gave me 12" by 8' c-perlin. A couple slight mods for safety and that's going to work perfect.

(I was in construction most of my life and had never heard the term c-perlin. I'd seen them but never knew what they were called. I won't spoil it for those who hadn't heard the term before. Never too old to learn something new.)

Thanks everyone.
 
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Default Eureka! I found it.

I found the weight of a 1950 FL. It is 560 lbs. dry shipping weight.

I'm surprised my 94 Dyna is heavier by 38 lbs.
 
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