Excuse my ignorance, but I'm new to the Harley world and have just recently got back into riding after being away for 15 years.

About three weeks ago I bought my first Harley, a 2009 Heritage. I can't believe how much I love this bike. My only regret is that it took me 15 years to get back on a bike and to buy this Harley.

Anyway, I bought this bike from a dealer who didn't provide me with much details about it other than the standard Heritage sales line.

I've spent time trying to identify after market mods that have been done to this bike and I've identified around $3600 worth of add-ons.

I thought I had found everything until I found what I think is an oil cooler.
How about taking a look at the pic below and see if this is in fact an oil cooler and if so maybe someone can identify what make and model it is.

Also, I've attached some pics of both sides of the engine bay and a couple of the bike. If you see anything else besides cosmetic stuff that's been added please let me know.

Thanks, Craig

 

Congrats on the new bike,she is a beauty . That is not an oil cooler its the voltage regulator.

 

I think what U think is a Oil cooler is the Voltage reg and its chrome cover,, I don't see a oil cooler anywhere..

As far as Ur bike it look's like they've added Floorboards on the rear with Nostalgic floorboards inserts front and rear. Shift linkage, Nostalgic Toe, Heel, and front Brake cover, Headlight and driving light visors, Engine guard, Chrome Spark plug covers, V&H's BSS'ers, SE - A/C with old style Cover, Rear rack and Pod lights.

I looked Ur bike over to see what Ur mods add up to $$, though I can't see what motor works was done I did include cost of the pipes and Se A/C. But no tuner or dyno..

U have some of the same mods I have and I added all of Ur's that I can see, I came up with around $2200.00 of mods on Ur bike.

So if U have some cams and dyno cost added then it'd be easy to get Ur total closer to $3600.


Hope U love Urs as much as we love ours... ride safe..

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Congrats, nostalgic footboards, shift and brake pedals , screen and sissy bar. Just at first glance,

 

OK, so it's just a regulator with a chrome cover. After looking at it closer, that makes sense.

As for the $3600 in add-ons, I will admit I might be counting items that come standard on the Heritage. Here's a list that I've identified:
Speedo/Tack
LED signal lens front
LED signal/stop lens rear
Gas gauge
Oil gauge
Headlight trim
Turn signal trim front and rear
Passing lamp trim
Brake Pedal Pad
Shift Pedal Pad
Shift linkage
Footboard inserts front
Footboard inserts rear
Footboard pad front
Footboard pad rear
Windshield bag
rear rack
V&H pipes
engine guard
grips
wind deflectors
Levers
fender lens both
fender trim
accent lights
rear bag
Kruzer Kaddy
License Plate frame

Based on the HD catalog and website for the "aftermarket" parts, the total retail cost comes out to be $3622.10.

Craig