I had a similar problem with my 1200 xl and it turned out to be an air leak in the intake manifold that connects the two cylinder heads to the carburetor. But before you get into that always check the easy stuff first -Spark plugs, electrical systems and the quality of gas. One way to check it is to use aerosol engine starter fluid, with the engine running spray a very short burst around the intake manifold, if the engine speeds up that is your problem. (CAUTION -THIS IS A HIGHLY FLAMMABLE PRODUCT AND GREAT CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN WHEN USING THIS PRODUCT AROUND SPARKS, HEAT, AND OPEN FLAMES AND SHOULD ONLY BE USED OUTDOORS.) Check for any cracks in the manifold if there are none and you are confident in wrenching, re-seat and tighten the manifold connections, otherwise take it to a motorcycle mechanic. Good Luck!
The 1999 Harley-Davidson Sportster 1200 produces approximately 65 horsepower. This model features a 1200cc V-twin engine that delivers a solid performance characteristic of the Sportster line. The power output, combined with its lightweight frame, provides an engaging riding experience.
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In 1999, Harley-Davidson produced approximately 8,000 units of the 1200 Sportster model. The Sportster line was popular during this time, contributing to Harley-Davidson's strong sales. Exact production numbers can vary slightly based on different sources, but this figure gives a general idea of production for that year.
should be 20-50 wt harley oil but check with your dealer first..
In the compartment under the seat on the other side from the oil reserve
Right side of bike by the seat is the oil tank pull out round dip stick
The spark plug gap for a 1999 H-D (Harley Davidson) is .032 to .036. The actual gap depends on the brand of spark plugs.
The proper air gap is .032 to .036 depending on spark plug brand.
That is the overflow tube. It means that the float level is too high, or there is crap in your float bowl.
To remove the speedometer sensor on a 1999 Harley Davidson 1200 Sportster, first, disconnect the battery to ensure safety. Locate the speedometer sensor, which is typically found on the side of the transmission. Use a socket or wrench to unscrew the sensor from its mounting position, then gently pull it out. Make sure to check for any wiring connections and disconnect them if necessary before fully removing the sensor.
well maybe,, depends on which model ur talking about, sportster, softail, touring, etc..Not every rim would fit on every bike. most, if not all, wheels from 89-99 bikes are different than newer 2005 wheels,
On a 1999 Harley-Davidson 883 Sportster, the ignition module is typically located under the seat, mounted to the frame. To access it, you'll need to remove the seat by unscrewing the bolts securing it in place. The ignition module is a rectangular box connected to the wiring harness, usually near the battery area.