If you’ve got a stock Harley XR1200 and you want to give it the look of the classic late-seventies XLCR, this French-made body kit will take you there. It includes a quarter fairing and screen, ‘drag’ handlebars in matt silver, a fuel tank cover and a seat unit. It’s simple to fit, and bolts straight on: The most difficult part of the process is repositioning the stock headlight, but no other modifications are required. It’s made by a company called Jewel Racer, and distributed by the UK Harley specialist Adrenalin-Moto. You can buy the individual items, or get the complete package for £1,345 (US$2,200). And if you haven’t got an XR1200 sitting in your garage, Airtech makes a similar kit for the Sportster.
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Makes me love the XR1200 even more.
The XR1200 is the only modern Harley that appeals to me and the XLCR was ahead of its time. The combination is perfect!
Not to get off subject, but presuming this was taken in France it’s pretty cool the guy has a Mopar musclecar there too. (‘Cuda or Challenger?)
I’m pretty sure this was taken in the UK, at Adrenalin-Moto’s premises. But yes, cool car indeed!
Jewel is good, Airtech too, but take a look on this:
http://www.mecatwin.com
and search for the bikes…
This bike takes me back to the first Harley I ever wanted to own, the XLCR from 1977-1979. The only problem with the bike from the 70’s was that AMF owned Harley back then and the reliability was crap. This bike suffers none of that so I may just…
I would love to claim that the photos were taken at our place (Adrenalin-Moto) but alas they were taken in France and I think the car belongs to Jeremy from Jewel Racer
Hi Guys
I’m Géraldine from Jewel Racer. With my associate Jéremy we designed and produced that XR-CR Kit.
I’m very happy to read that you enjoyed the parts.
Matt the car is not jeremy’s one ! He would love but …no
The owner is a friend who let us make the picture shoot in his workshop!
Regards
Gé
The ‘Cuda’s nice, but isn’t that a Pantera lurking over on the left?