Here is how you make a 1923 Harley Davidson JD. (click on some images for larger view)

I need a motor: 1923 JD 23JDCA xxxx		head light (head lamp) work Dec.2010 - Jan.2012
Frame with front forks. (hook wrench shown there on wood block)	Pulling the old seat post assembly out of the frame. click here		The rear hub uses flat roller bearings. If the races are worn, replacement/over-size bearings are available....+0.0002"      I am working with a rear wheel that uses 16 roller bearings on each side. These measure 0.248" by 0.490". This would make them 2289-25 which cross over the the present day number of 9920 (0.250").      According to motorhead1 on the AMCA site, these are used on '58 and later big twins. Antique Cycle Supply shows them on page 90 available in many oversizes.
Handle bars and triple-clamp two Seat Frame pictures compressing seat post springs May 2011	link to carb rebuild HX_181	Making the 2 seat spings Dec. 2011 Bill's Mesinger No. 1 Jan. 2012	Dec. 2009 -  thanks Mom and Kathy (L 4482)

March 2011 - 1923 front hub



The bike is not as small as it looks; it is heavy! (I will work on smiling) March 2011
From Mark M. "I would call it a 1920- 1921 (maybe early 1922.) The neck is 1920-1924.
The seat post casting is 1917-1922. The top rear motor mount is early 1916-1921 and may have also been used on early
(first few thousand) 1922's before the cylinders were made slightly longer."

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