HardDrive

HardDrive Harley-Davidson Wheels, Brakes, Controls and Electrical Parts

HardDrive is a Harley-Davidson V-twin line, and its listings run from small brake hardware to remote-reservoir shocks. We list about 1,740 HardDrive products, nearly all under Motorcycle. Touring names such as Electra Glide, Ultra Classic and Street Glide show up in the most titles, followed by Softail, Dyna and Sportster, with a small group for Indian.

Hot Bike's profile of the line says HardDrive has made upgrades and accessories for American V-twin motorcycles for more than five decades.

Wheels and brakes

Spoke wheels. About 125 listings in Wheel Hubs, roughly 80 front and 45 rear, mostly in chrome with about 40 in black. The title spells out the spoke count, size, hub style and axle, as in the 40-spoke front 16x3.5 in chrome, the 60-spoke front 21x3.5 in chrome and the 48-spoke rear 18x4.25 in black.

Rotors, pads and calipers. Brake Disc Rotors has about 45 listings, such as the 11.5-inch front spoker rotor in polished and the rear stainless rotor, machined. Brake Pads includes sintered replacements named for the OE number, like the HD387HH for the 2004-2020 Sportster. About 25 calipers and small parts such as the caliper bumper are listed as well.

Controls and cockpit

Handlebars and risers. Handlebars has about 90 listings, including the 1-inch ape hanger, 8-inch rise, in chrome. About 20 are risers, from the 3.5-inch straight chrome to the 5.5-inch pullback chrome.

Levers and foot controls. Lever kits are sold by model and clutch type, like the Vortex set for 2017-2020 Touring with hydraulic clutch and the Smooth set for 2008-2013 FLH/FLT with cable clutch. Foot Controls holds items like the rectangular floorboard kit and the retro rider footpegs in bronze for M8 Softail. About 45 mirrors include the chrome arrow head.

Suspension and drivetrain

About 60 listings are shocks, among them the Touring monotube 13-inch heavy-duty, the Dyna remote-reservoir 12.5-inch and a remote-reservoir shock for the Indian Scout. About 85 fork items run from a 41 mm fork rebuild kit to 49 mm fork tubes for 2014-2025 Touring; see Suspension & Handling.

Sprockets has about 85 listings, like the 51-tooth gloss black rear sprocket. Belts and pulleys include the 1-1/8 inch rear belt, 128 teeth and the 32-tooth transmission pulley. The outer primary covers in chrome are listed by year range.

Electrical, fuel and body

Stators and regulators account for about 45 listings, named by OE number, such as the black Softail regulator for 2007. Ignition Coils lists 40V and 30V high-performance coils, including the Twin Cam single-fire coil. Fuel parts include petcocks, the ribbed 3.3-gallon gas tank and screw-in gas caps. The Kruel air cleaner kit is one of about a dozen air cleaners in Air Filters.

Matching a HardDrive part

Most titles open with the HardDrive part number, then the part, finish, and often the OE number, engine and year range. Where a title lists only a size, such as the 2-inch grooved risers, check the product page for the bike it suits.

HardDrive questions

Are the wheels sold front and rear? Yes. Each listing is one wheel, marked FR or RR.

What does OE# in a title mean? It gives the original part number the listing replaces, so you can match it against your old part.

Which models are covered? Touring, Softail, Dyna and Sportster are named most, plus Indian Scout for shocks and clutch parts.

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