Harley Sportster 48 Tank Lift Install

[@snidely_whiplash]

I used to keep my 48 in my living room, too lol

[@mdelage33]

looks great, doing this to mine soon. you should put the throttle cables behind the right tank lift bracket to avoid damage and wear on the throttle body/cables

[@tvsnatureguy]

Thanks for the comment! I thought about it, but I am concerned that vibrations in that section with how close the cables will sit between the bracket and the frame will cause wear. I do agree they can be moved somewhere to clean it up a bit, but for now they are pretty out in the open and free from any damage...just looks like hell! :)

[@KevinRodriguez-wx3ny]

What size was your tank lift?

[@KevinRodriguez-wx3ny]

Nvm I just saw it was 2.5” lol

[@leonlopez69]

Do you have to do the coil relocate or can I just raise my tank

[@tvsnatureguy]

@@leonlopez69 thats a good question, and I dont believe you have to relocate the coil but I am not CERTAIN. However, if you life the tank and are able to keep the coil in place its going to look pretty messy with all the stock plastic housings that sit between the tank/around the coil.

[@mathieumartel837]

What is the distance that you can do with the small tank ?

[@roberpapa]

At 60 miles you will get the fuel light to come on, so about 80 miles on a full tank till empty

[@strengthnhonor7139]

In fast-forward, it would be cool if it was in real time that way I can learn🫤

[@tvsnatureguy]

Thanks for the comment! A lot of times the fast-forwarding is just me walking around the bike, looking at things, moving or re-running a wire etc.. The actual modification of parts/installation of parts are where I slow things down and talk through it. What in particular did I fast-forward through that you would like to learn? I try to explain in real time then fast-forward what I just explained to save everyone time watching. I can send you other sections of the videos if that would be helpful! I am getting better over time, too, especially with my newer videos!