Harley-davidson Motor Company Group, LLC

Brembo S.p.a.

Joshua J Hedtke

Frank Savage

Louis N Netz

Willie G Davidson

Troy Schneiker

Kirk Rasmussen

Richard Paul Brault

John W Schanz

Douglas D Reichardt

Gregory R Schmidt

Brian M Scherbarth

Eric J Konkel

John Myers

Mark G Daniels

Dominic Keogh

Jeffrey A Kohler

Richard J Christoph

John F Wolanski

Michael W Alstrin

Charles J Lamb

Mike Alstrin

Carlos Sena

Phil Rusch

Chris Fecke

Stephen Hebert

Tom Berry

Everett H Paddock

Doug Reichardt

William E Crowe

Jeff Spraggon

Mark DeMilio

Joe Dennert

Pierluigi Belloli

Ben Wright

Bjorn Christensen

Carminati Fabiano

Suzanne J Schneider

Cereda Marco

Mozzati Alberto

Alan P Flanders

Steven F Clements

Daniel M Sepic

Nicholas J LeRoy

A steering stem assembly for rotatably coupling a steering assembly to a steering head of a motorcycle main frame. The steering stem assembly includes a first stem member configured to support a first end of the steering assembly on a first end of the steering head and a second stem member configured to support a second end of the steering assembly on a second end of the steering head. The second stem member is formed separately from the first stem member. A joint is defined between the first and second stem members and fixedly secures the first stem member with the second stem member.

Steering stem assembly for a motorcycle

A support assembly for removably attaching an accessory to a fender of a motorcycle. The support assembly includes left and right mounting brackets configured to be coupled to the fender. Each of the mounting brackets includes a receiving slot to provide access to respective mounting locations of the left and right mounting brackets for securing the accessory. Each receiving slot has a width. Left and right inserts are insertable into the respective receiving slots when the accessory is removed. Each of the left and right inserts includes an insertion portion and a shoulder portion. Each insertion portion has a first thickness less than the receiving slot width and is configured to be received by the corresponding receiving slot and to be coupled to the corresponding mounting bracket. The shoulder portion has a second thickness greater than the first thickness.

Mounting interface for a removable motorcycle accessory

A motorcycle includes a first frame having a steering head and a first mount, an engine-transmission assembly coupled to the first frame, a steering assembly pivotably coupled to the steering head, a front wheel rotatably coupled to the steering assembly, a swing arm assembly pivotably coupled to the first frame, a rear wheel rotatably coupled to the swing arm assembly, a second frame having a second mount coupled to the first mount with a threaded fastener, and a suspension component having a first end coupled to the swing arm assembly and a second end coupled to the second frame. Forces exerted by the suspension component on the first frame are directed through the second frame and the second mount.

Motorcycle having a multi-piece frame assembly

Motorcycle

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Brookfield, WI, United States of America

Joshua J Hedtke