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Harley Iron Sportster through doorway

Paco Rodriguez · 2012-05-28 09:45:11

Hi guys Would a harley iron sportster fit through a single 36" doorway. Would I be able to get it inside alone if i had to wiggle it through. I cant alter the doorway as I live in rented accomodation. Thanks

28-05-2012 10:45am

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Paco Rodriguez

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Hi guys

Would a harley iron sportster fit through a single 36" doorway. Would I be able to get it inside alone if i had to wiggle it through. I cant alter the doorway as I live in rented accomodation.

Thanks

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#2 28-05-2012 11:02am

BaronVon

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http://www.harley.ie/component/r58_new_bikes/model/s4/b1/r1/m145/Sportster%C2%AE/XL%20883N%20Iron%20883%E2%84%A2

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#3 28-05-2012 1:04pm

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I'd be saying no. Small and all as the Sportster is, its still a heavy bike. Are there steps involved? Have you ever had a bike topple over on you?

'cptr

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#4 28-05-2012 6:12pm

unclebill98

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Had a 1200 Sporster. No issue getting it in standard door. Which envolved up one step in through door and down a step into garage.

Defo heavy bikes compared to racers etc. I drove in and drove out. Doing an Austin Powers esk turning of the bike in the garage. Defo not able to push bike out. So unless you can turn the bike it's going to be tricky.

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