This article is a joint effort by Hippysmack and IXL2Relax with some helpful guidance from the XLFORUM.
See also the List of Parts Catalogs in the chart below.
The parts catalogs can be a lifesaver in many situations as mentioned above.
They can also drive you mad at times due to the many errors and discrepancies in them largely due to the compounding amount of information they contain.
Most Ironhead parts catalogs are multi-year catalogs (many year spans of Sportster models in the same book).
There were many model and parts changes, company turmoil's and policies from the beginning Sportster years thru the end of the Ironhead era.
One can only imagine what it took to keep up with the all of the new HD models and changes for one year (especially before the digital revolution).
We're talking typewriters, pencils and erasers, drawings made by hand or on drafting tables (T-squares and straight edges) in the early days.
And at the same time having accurate “current production parts” information for all previous HD models down to the early 1950s.
All of the new information went into the next year catalogs.
(including what parts in production “today” will fit all of their HD models from 5, 10, 15 years ago depending on the year in question)
Whatever the exact reasons were, the end result was confusion placed on the end user trying to decide what parts go on their specific year model Sportster.
(obviously it wasn't grins and giggles for the dealerships deciphering the parts catalogs on their end also)
Below is a list of problems and examples of the headaches that can be achieved while searching thru Ironhead parts catalogs.
The examples may not apply to your specific year model but are not confined to the example year.
There are certainly more issues in these books than can always be found or explained in a month of searching.
Just because you see a part number in a multi-year catalog listed for your year model doesn't always mean it was the part your bike left the factory with.
As time went on, the factory found problems with existing parts that they tried to remedy with the next year(s) parts.
Some parts had to be redesigned. Some just needed a tab or bracket or a even nook or cable holder added.
And some part changes required other part changes before they could be used.
Each new year catalog SHOULD reflect those changes that were made to certain parts.
So the next year(s) catalogs may offer some parts that fit your bike but look different or need other newer parts before they'll fit.
Example: An oil tank design with a repeating leak in the same weld across the entire line means that tank gets deleted.
The replacement oil tank may need new fittings or fasteners before it could be reto-fitted to your bike.
Example: You have a 1952 K Model and are looking for parts in HD parts catalogs.
(apply whatever sticks below to your year model Sportster)
The 1957 Sportster parts catalog also covers 1952-1956 K Models.
The parts in that catalog (for 1957 Sportsters) are generally regarded as “factory original parts” for the 1957 XL.
(as in what the parts were on the 1957 XL when it left the factory)
However, other parts listed in that certain book will also fit 1952-1956 K Models.
If a part for a K Model bike was changed / upgraded in 1957, the new part# will be listed in the 1957 catalog for whatever 52-56 model it now fits.
So if one wanted to have the “closest” part number to original for a 1956 KH, the catalog ending in the year 1956 would be needed.
The next full parts catalog was written for 1959 models (1952-1959 Sportster and K Model catalog).
The same upgrade conditions apply to 1952-1958 models now.
Any parts that were changed SHOULD have different part numbers for the older bikes covered in the 1959 catalog.
But then again, some parts are changed and the part number stays the same.
Not all parts change at all. Some parts that were made on early bikes were still produced through the Evo Sportster era or longer.
And parts listed for 1959 models SHOULD be factory original parts for 1959 bikes.
The next full catalog was written for 1963 models (1953-1963 Sportster and K Model catalog).
1962 and previous models are subject to upgraded parts.
What happened that 1952 models were left out of the new catalog?
HD dropped 1952 models as being on their service list. Parts could still be purchased that were on the shelf or still in production for later models.
But 1952 (only) specific parts, if any, were no longer being made. And most of the parts in the -63 catalog would still fit 1952 bikes.
But one would have to know that ahead of time since it couldn't be found in the -63 catalog.
A 1952 catalog would be needed for OEM and a 1953 to 1959 catalog would be needed to find ANY parts that fit a 1952 model.
Fast forward to the 70's parts catalogs.
The full catalog written for the 1970 model season only covers from 1960-1970 (according to the cover).
1969 and previous models are subject to parts changes / parts listed for 1970 models SHOULD be factory installed parts.
However, part listings in that catalog do date back to 1954 models.
In fact, all parts catalogs from 1965 to 1978 list parts for 1954-up models.
1979-1985 parts catalogs do not list any parts for 1978 and older models although many of the parts will fit older models.
So for a 1965 XLCH, you'll have app. 16 catalogs from 1965 to 1978 including supplements that all list parts for a 1965 XLCH.
But there is only 1 catalog that will have the most accurate factory installed parts list for a 1965 XLCH (the 1965 edition catalog).
Supplement Catalog Year Model:
Full catalogs were made periodically instead of by each year as they are now. See the full list of catalogs and supplements in the table below.
In between the years that full catalogs were made, there were supplement catalogs printed for years without a full catalog.
1957 had a full catalog with a supplement catalog in 1958. The supplement only lists parts changes for 1958 models that were not printed in the 1957 catalog.
Any parts that the 1958 models carry that are shared by 1957 models will be in the 1957 full parts catalog.
So if you have a 1958 Sportster, you'll need 2 parts catalogs (the 57 full catalog and the 58 supplement catalog).
Actually, if you have any year model bike that fell on a supplement catalog year, you also may need the full catalog that the supplement updates.
Each supplement catalog states on the cover which full catalog it updates. But the supplements don't just list parts for the year on the cover.
Supplement catalogs will list new parts for that year and also any mid to late year changes from the year before.
In the case of back to back year supplements, the last year supplement will list all changes from the last full year catalog.
But that also includes changes that were made between previous supplements.
The supplement catalogs are no longer sold by the MoCo but can be found online, Ebay or other.
One-year-only changes are known in the supplement catalogs that changed again with the next year supplement or full catalog.
Full Catalog Year Model:
The catalog “ending year” should match your year model for the best chance at finding factory installed parts.
I.E. (1960-1970 catalog for a 1970 model bike)
Additional Catalogs Surrounding Your Year Model:
For information left out, in error or updated in your correct year catalog, both previous year(s) and future year(s) catalogs will help bridge the gaps.
Having the respective parts catalog supplements sometimes is the only way to know exactly when a part was first used what models.
With part changes during a supplement year, the full catalogs fore and aft may show part# -59 in the 1959 catalog but 59A in the 1963 catalog.
Without the correct supplement, it will appear the part change was in 1963 but may actually be found in the 1961 parts catalog supplement.
In that case, the part change was in 1961 (or even late 1960 after the 60 supplement came out).
Another example is the L1973 fuse wire.
A circuit breaker was installed on 1972 and prior models main wire from the battery. But 1973 models rolled out without a circuit breaker installed.
A Service Bulletin went out in late 1973 instructing the dealerships to install a fuse wire (with part number) on certain HD models including Sportsters.
The part number is given in the service bulletin but was not in the 1974 or 1975 parts supplement or later parts catalogs.
The wire was updated with a new part number in 1974.
Click Here to read more about the fuse wire.
Technical Service Bulletins, Parts and Accessories Bulletins and Service Letters among others were used by the MoCo to transmit info to the dealerships.
This is in addition to and usually after the standard manuals were published.
Reasons for the additional information may have been due to a defects found, procedural changes or mid year change in production and others.
Part numbers from those bulletins may or may not be listed in the next year catalog or future catalogs.
But the dates (or close) that these parts were first to be installed will be.
Click Here for the Misc Resources section of the Sportsterpedia for TSBs and other documents.
Parts Catalogs had a part number with the year code at the end (Sportster number code for parts catalogs is 99451-xx).
The (-xx) is the year the parts catalog was written for.
(99451-79) is an original 1979 Sportster Parts Catalog whereas (99451-79A) is an updated 1979 Sportster Parts Catalog.
Referred to as -78B, -79A, -85A etc.
The later year or updated catalogs represent parts that were for sale at the time the catalog was written.
Sometimes parts became available for earlier bikes many years later so the parts listed in those may state that they fit to older models.
So it's good to check the later catalogs to see what newer part may or may have fit your older model Sportster.
Example: The 1978 catalog shows an oil cooler assembly (62571-77) for 1956 to 1978 models.
The (-77) shows the first use of that part to be 1977 (on some HD model, not necessarily a Sportster).
But you will not find that oil cooler in 1957-1976 parts catalogs.
Some parts were “add-ons” after the bikes started leaving the factory.
Mid-year or late-year models got whatever new part was needed before they left the factory.
But the bikes already at dealerships or with their new owners either went without or had the new part installed by the dealers.
The parts catalog is usually written before the start of the new season and will not show any mid to late year changes.
1979 through 1981 (sometimes 1982) parts catalogs seem to have more missing and/or confusing information than other years.
But that is subjective to what you are looking for.
Example of hunting a starter relay for a 1967 XLH:
The -67 parts catalog does not show a starter relay (by illustration or in parts listing).
The -68 parts catalog supplement does show the relay (for 67 and 68 XLH).
Future parts books all confirm there was a starter relay (71455-67) from 1967-E1968 and L1971-1974 on XLH models.
The wiring diagrams in the FSMs from 1967-1971 do not show a starter relay but the 1972-up drawings do.
However, there is a section in the 1959-1969 service manual that refers to testing the starter relay.
So sometimes the parts catalog and the FSM together are needed to find the information in question.
And even then, you may find more information in the owners manual or the various TSBs or P&A bulletins than in the standard manuals.
Example of missing models:
The 1979-1981 parts book lists crankcase set 24527-75B for 79-80 XL/XLH but there is no crankcase set listed for 1981 models.
Crankcase set 24527-81A shows up in the -82 parts book for 1981-1982 XLs but it's only listed for 1981 XL in the -84 parts book.
Crankcase set 24490-81A shows up in the -82 parts book for 1981-1982 XLS but it's only listed for 1981 XLS in the -84 parts book.
In 1983, they offered a different case set number for each of these 81-82 models providing you changed the motor mount on 81 models.
And they did not list either of the above case sets in 1983.
And some just plain mistakes are made also.
One edition book may leave out a part number altogether and the next year book will show it as it should be for the year before.
Early 1980's parts books will show a part that was clearly deleted the year before which is corrected in the next year book for the year before.
Then at times, a part may actually be sold for all models (but only one is listed in the parts book).
So in appearance, the other model(s) did have one of those parts in that year book.
In reality it was sold for all at the parts counter though. And the next year book would correct that listing for all models.
Then the next year catalog may revert to wrong (or previous) information.
1978 and prior catalogs have a habit of showing a part for an XLH then a future book will show the same part of both XLH and XLCH.
Most parts catalogs have at least 2 pages per section (Crankcase section has 1 page of drawings with a corresponding parts list page or pages).
The individual parts shown have a number near them that corresponds to a number for that part on the list page.
Ever so often you'll see a part drawn on one page but it's number will not show up on the corresponding parts list page.
Example: The 1979 oil tank is shown in both the 79 and 80 parts catalogs with no part numbers listed.
The are 2 different tanks both in construction and capacities.
It wasn't until the 1981 parts catalog came out that the part numbers were listed for both the 79 and 80 oil tanks.
Turns out the MoCo was selling those already painted and the respective primed oil tank was not sold until 1981.
During those 2 years you could still a buy a correct (painted) oil tank for your year model.
But the various part numbers for each painted tank was at the dealership and not in the parts catalog.
So looking back now with a 1979 Sportster, it would take the 79 catalog for everything else and the 81 parts catalog for the oil tank part number.
Example: In the -78A catalog, gearcase section, the illustration shows the cam cover pinion shaft bushing, cam bushings and cam gear plates.
These items are listed as numbers 31-34.
However, parts list page number 17 ends in #30, page 18 is the illustration and page 19 list page begins at #35.
So the part numbers are not shown for those parts in that catalog.
The -78B catalog does show the part numbers for those parts, but the -78B wasn't written until 1989 which may have updated part numbers in it.
The drawings in the catalogs are usually pretty close to what the part refenced looks like.
This is a good thing especially if you are looking at 2 different part numbers and need to know which is the one in the book.
But at times, the drawing in the parts books are actually from a previous year that was not updated with the new book.
Example: The K Model frame backbone and top motor mount was left on the frame drawings for Sportsters up through the 1971 parts catalog.
The 1965-1966 XLH left seat post is on the frame drawing in the 1967 parts catalog.
The 1967-1969 H or CH frame never shows up in it's entirety in any parts catalog.
The frame drawing in the 1971 parts book shows a left seat post with both 1964 style and 1970 style XLH brackets on it.
At times there will be 1 drawing with 1 number near it.
And the parts list will show many part numbers under that 1 corresponding number.
Other times, 1 drawing will have 2 or 3 numbers beside it.
This means that part had that many part number changes for the different years covered in that catalog.
But one of the parts will be shown and the other part numbers may belong to parts that look very different.
Sometimes the part changes in construction but the part number doesn't.
Sometimes part numbers change but the actual part doesn't.
The exploded views are very helpful sometimes in determining the order of assembly.
At other times the exploded views will just confuse you or steer you wrong.
And they can't always be relied on as an assembly procedure.
Top motor mount drawings and fasteners for them are shown but that is very subjective illustration.
The illustrations in the parts catalogs may differ from the ones in the FSMs.
Example: There has been a lot of confusion on the head straddle motor mount fasteners on 57-76 models due to this.
The 1957 catalog shows three washers (cross brace to frame washers) under the straddle mount and doesn't show the nut and bolt at all (cross brace to frame).
There is a washer that should go under the head to head bracket but the parts catalog diagram clearly shows it on top of the bracket.
If you install the washers as it is shown in the parts catalog, it's possible that can crack a head later on.
But the 1964 FSM has 2 different bike illustrations (1 with the washers on top and 1 with the washers on bottom of the bracket).
So there is more confusion on how the mount assembly goes together.
Click Here to read more about that in the Sportsterpedia.
Read as: “Used-On” Year Information can either be wrong or misleading.
The parts catalogs were never meant to show what was factory mounted to each model.
Their purpose was to show what replacement parts were available at the time the book was written.
The rub is when replacement parts and original parts get mixed together in the parts catalogs.
Every part has a counterpart that it fits or fits into it.
Some replacement parts will not fit original applications but will fit their replacement counterparts.
If a replacement part has already been replaced, then the original counterpart may not fit it.
The replacement part has got to fit without creating damage to other parts.
The parts catalogs don't always distinguish that fact.
Example: In 1977, Sportsters got a completely different oil pump (gerotor pump).
1977-E183 pump assembly geroters have a chamfer on their OD. L1983 pump assembly gerotors are flat cut on the OD with no chamfer.
These modifications limit interchangeability and affect the installation of repair parts:
Late style gerotors in early style oil pump bodies and covers could cause the oil pump to bind up with possible pump failure.
Looking at the 1985 parts catalog, the only oil pump for sale is the late 1983 pump assembly (for 1979-1985 Sportsters).
And gerotors are sold for either 79-81 or 82-85 models (important gerotor change happened to the L1983 pump).
From the -85 catalog, 1982 gerotors fit the L1983 pump (and those will damage a L83 oil pump).
Also from this catalog, it appears the -83 oil pump IS the 79-85 pump (no caution in the book on mixing original and replacement parts).
The full pump assembly will retrofit to 1977 models but the L83-85 internals will not retrofit to the 77-E83 pump housing and cover.
From the -82 parts book: the return gerotors are part (26491-75) for 1979-1982 models.
From the -85 parts book: the return gerotors are part (26491-83) for 1982-1985 models.
Feed gerotors are done the same way.
All 1977-1985 oil pumps look identical from the outside. There are minor differences you can spot though.
Click Here to read more abut L1983 oil pump changes.
Example: 1979-1981 parts books are bad about showing parts used past the date that they were discontinued.
← E1981 and L1981 → flywheel assemblies have different machining and cannot be interchanged.
Flywheel assembly (23900-75) was used for 1977-E1981 models.
Flywheel assembly (23900-75A) shows up in the 1980 parts book but it has the new crankpin that was designed for the L1981 flywheel assembly.
Yet the flywheels are the same (old) part number. Due to the L1981 redesign, the -80 crankpin position and oil hole won't align with the old wheels.
Yet there is no mention of new wheels for 1980. These parts were never distinguished between 79 thru 81 parts books.
This is most likely a case of listing the new part number before it actually went into production.
Just as engine case set 24480-84 is listed in 1984 parts book but that part number was later given to the L1984 case set.
Then the E1984 case set was given part number 24527-82A.
Sometimes fastener lengths can vary and do no harm. And sometimes a too long or short bolt can cause damage.
It depends on the application.
One catalog may show fine threads, the next course then the next back to fine threads.
Example: The 1957-1975 lower front motor mounts have 4 bolts to the installation. The bottom rear bolt is 5-7/16“ long (16236-52).
That bolt size changed to 5-1/2” long (4413) in 1973 for 1973-1978 models.
1957-1978 original catalogs show the 5-7/16“ bolt for 57-72 models and the 5-1/2” bolt for 73-76 models.
However, the -78B catalog shows the 5-1/2“ bolt (sold for 54-76 models).
So by the time the -78B catalog was published (1989), the MoCo was not selling the original 5-7/16” bolt.
Mistakes did happen in one book and get corrected in the next year or years book.
Some of the parts catalog supplements state in the parts listings on certain parts (corrections made to -xx catalog).
There were times when a sheet of paper with corrections was included with a new parts catalog purchase.
Some new model information was actually corrected through a Parts and Accessories Bulletin.
Some of those were the actual errored parts book page with correction for dealerships to swap the page out with their existing catalog.
That sheet would not have made it to customers catalogs after the fact.
That's right. The MoCo never intended owners to work on their own bikes outside of normal maintenance maybe.
There was a lot more information at the dealerships than the general public was aware of, (still is).
The Moco never wanted you to take your bike to an independent shop.
Reasons rate from warranty responsibility, revenue loss, EPA regs and others.
Click Here to read “Harley Davidson and the United States Clean Air Act of 1978”.
So they tried to keep the dealerships up to date on parts, procedures, policies etc through bulletins and many other means of communication.
The -82 catalog came with a letter stating the 1979-1982 Sportster Parts Catalog , page 114 Switches and Circuit Breakers was printed with the incorrect illustration.
“Enclosed with this letter is a gumstock reprint of the page which should easily fit into your catalog”.
(corrected illustration enclosed)
Catalog # | Year Models Covered | Catalog | Issue or Copyright Date | Full Catalog | Use to Update Catalog # |
99451-53 | 1952-1953 | Spare Parts Catalog for all K Models | 10-15-1952 | Yes | X |
99451-54 | 1952-1954 | Spare Parts Catalog for all K Models | 6-15-1954 | Yes | X |
99453-55 | 1955 | Supplement Spare Parts Catalog for Big Twins/Servi Cars Models K, H / Models 125,165 | 12-1-1954 | No | ? |
99451-56 | 1952-1956 | Spare Parts Catalog for all K Models | February 1, 1956 | Yes | X |
99451-57 | 1952-1957 | Spare Parts Catalog for all Sportster and K Models | 2-15-1957 | Yes | X |
99451-58 | 1958 | Supplement to Spare Parts Catalog for Sportster and All K Models | 11-1-1957 | No | 99451-57 |
99451-59 | 1952-1959 | Spare Parts Catalog for all Sportster and K Models | 9-1-1958 | Yes | X |
99451-60 | 1960 | Supplement to Spare Parts Catalog for XL/XLC/XLH/XLCH and K/KK/KH/KHK | 10-15-1959 | No | 99451-59 |
99451-61 | 1959-1961 | Supplement to Spare Parts Catalog for XL/XLC/XLH/XLCH and K/KK/KH/KHK | 9-1-1960 | No | 99451-59 |
99451-62 | 1959-1962 | Supplement to Spare Parts Catalog for XL/XLC/XLH/XLCH and K/KK/KH/KHK | 9-1-1961 | No | 99451-59 |
99451-63 | 1953-1963 | Parts Catalog for all Sportsters and K Models | 11-15-1962 | Yes | X |
99451-64 | 1964 | Supplement to Spare Parts Catalog for Sportster and KH Models | October 1963 | No | 99451-63 |
99451-65 | 1955-1965 | Parts Catalog for Sportster / KH Models | July 1964 | Yes | X |
99451-66 | 1966 | Parts Catalog Supplement for Sportster / KH Models | October 1965 | No | 99451-65 |
99451-67 | 1957-1967 | Parts Catalog for Sportster / KH Models | September 1966 | Yes | X |
99451-68 | 1967-1968 | Parts Catalog Supplement for Sportster / KH Models | July 1967 | No | 99451-67 |
99451-69 | 1959-1969 | Parts Catalog Supplement for Sportster / KH Models | August 1968 | No | 99451-67 |
99451-70 | 1960-1970 | Parts Catalog for Sportster | September 1969 | Yes | X |
99451-71 | 1961-1971 | Parts Catalog for Sportster (dealer edition) | September 1970 | Yes | X |
99451-72 | 1961-1972 | Parts Catalog Supplement for Sportster | October 1971 | No | 99451-71 |
99451-73 | 1962-1973 | Parts Catalog Supplement for Sportster, XL/XLCH 1000 | September 1972 | No | 99451-71 |
99451-74 | 1962-1974 | Parts Catalog Supplement for Sportster, XL/XLCH 1000 | December 1973 | No | 99451-71 |
99451-75 | 1962-1975 | Parts Catalog Supplement for Sportster, XL/XLCH 1000 | January 1975 | No | 99451-71 |
99451-76 | 1962-1976 | Parts Catalog Supplement for Sportster, XL/XLCH 1000 | October 1975 | No | 99451-71 |
99451-76A | 1954-1976 | Parts Catalog for Sportster, XL/XLCH 1000 | May 1976 | Yes | X |
99426-77 | 1977 | Parts Catalog for XLCR-1000 | December 1976 | Yes | X |
99451-77A | 1954-1977 | Parts Catalog Supplement for Sportster, XL/XLCH 1000 | August 1976 | No | 99451-76A |
99426-78 | 1977-1978 | Parts Catalog Supplement for XLCR-1000 | October 1977 | No | 99426-77 |
99451-78 | 1954-1978 | Parts Catalog Supplement for Sportster, XL/XLCH 1000 | October 1977 | No | 99451-76A |
99451-78A | 1954-1978 | Parts Catalog for Sportster, XL/XLCH 1000 | April 1981 | Yes | X |
99451-78B | 1954-1978 | Parts Catalog for Sportster, XL/XLCH 1000 | Copyright 1989 | Yes | X |
99451-79 | 1979 | Parts Catalog for Sportster, XLH/XLCH 1000 | April 1978 | Yes | X |
99451-79A | 1979 | Parts Catalog for Sportster, XLH/XLCH/XLS 1000 | November 1978 | Yes | X |
99451-80 | 1979-1980 | Parts Catalog for Sportster, XL/XLS 1000 | September 1979 | Yes | X |
99451-81 | 1979-1981 | Parts Catalog for Sportster, XLH/XLCH/XLS 1000 | September 1980 | Yes | X |
99451-82 | 1979-1982 | Parts Catalog for Sportster, XL Models | September 1981 | Yes | X |
99451-83 | 1979-1983 | Parts Catalog for Sportster, XL Models | Copyright 1982 | Yes | X |
99451-84 | 1979-1984 | Parts Catalog for Sportster, XL Models | Copyright 1983 | Yes | X |
99451-85 | 1979-1985 | Parts Catalog for Sportster, XL Models | Copyright 1984 | Yes | X |
99451-85A | 1979-1985 | Parts Catalog for Sportster, XL Models | Copyright 1990 | Yes | X |
99451-86 | 1986 | Parts Catalog for Sportster, XL Models | Copyright 1985 | Yes | X |
99451-87 | 1986-1987 | Parts Catalog for Sportster, XL Models | Copyright 1986 | Yes | X |
99451-90 | 1986-1990 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Evolution 883/1100/1200 | Copyright 1989 | Yes | X |
99451-91 | 1991 | Parts Catalog for 5 Speed Sportster | Copyright 1990 | Yes | X |
99451-92 | 1991-1992 | Parts Catalog for 5 Speed Sportster | Copyright 1991 | Yes | X |
99451-93 | 1993 | Parts Catalog for 5 Speed / Belt Drive Sportster | Copyright 1992 | Yes | X |
99451-94 | 1993-1994 | Parts Catalog for 5 Speed / Belt Drive Sportster | Copyright 1993 | Yes | X |
99451-94A | 1993-1994 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Yes | X | |
99451-95 | 1995 | Parts Catalog for Sportster | Copyright 1994 | Yes | X |
99451-96 | 1995-1996 | Parts Catalog for Sportster | Copyright 1995 | Yes | X |
99451-96A | 1995-1996 | Parts Catalog for Sportster | Copyright 1995 | Yes | X |
99451-97 | 1997 | Parts Catalog for XLH Models | Copyright 1996 | Yes | X |
99451-97A | 1997 | Parts Catalog for XLH Models | Copyright 1996 | Yes | X |
99451-98 | 1998 | Parts Catalog for XLH Models | Copyright 1997 | Yes | X |
99451-98A | 1998 | Parts Catalog for XLH Models | Copyright 1997 | Yes | X |
99451-98B | 1998 | Parts Catalog for XLH Models | Copyright 2013 | Yes | X |
99451-99 | 1999 | Parts Catalog for XLH Models | Copyright 1998 | Yes | X |
99451-99A | 1999 | Parts Catalog for XLH Models | Copyright 1998 | Yes | X |
99451-00 | 2000 | Parts Catalog for XLH Models | Copyright 1999 | Yes | X |
99451-00A | 2000 | Parts Catalog for XLH Models | Copyright 1999 | Yes | X |
99451-01 | 2001 | Parts Catalog for XLH Models | Copyright 2000 | Yes | X |
99451-01A | 2001 | Parts Catalog for XLH Models | Copyright 2000 | Yes | X |
99451-02 | 2002 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Copyright 2001 | Yes | X |
99451-02A | 2002 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Copyright 2001 | Yes | X |
99451-02B | 2002 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Yes | X | |
99451-02C | 2002 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Yes | X | |
99451-03 | 2003 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Copyright 2002 | Yes | X |
99451-03A | 2003 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Yes | X | |
99451-03B | 2003 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Yes | X | |
99451-04 | 2004 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Copyright 2003 | Yes | X |
99451-05 | 2005 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Yes | X | |
99451-05A | 2005 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Copyright 2005 | Yes | X |
99451-06 | 2006 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Copyright 2005 | Yes | X |
99451-07 | 2007 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Yes | X | |
99451-07A | 2007 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Copyright 2007 | Yes | X |
99451-08 | 2008 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Copyright 2007 | Yes | X |
99451-09 | 2009 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Copyright 2008 | Yes | X |
99451-09A | 2009 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Copyright 2009 | Yes | X |
99451-10 | 2010 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Copyright 2009 | Yes | X |
99451-10A | 2010 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Copyright 2010 | Yes | X |
99451-11 | 2011 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Copyright 2010 | Yes | X |
99451-11A | 2011 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Copyright 2011 | Yes | X |
99451-12 | 2012 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Copyright 2011 | Yes | X |
99451-12A | 2012 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Yes | X | |
99451-13 | 2013 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Copyright 2012 | Yes | X |
99451-14 | 2014 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Copyright 2013 | Yes | X |
99451-14A | 2014 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Yes | X | |
99451-15 | 2015 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Copyright 2014 | Yes | X |
99451-16 | 2016 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Copyright 2015 | Yes | X |
99451-16A | 2016 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Yes | X | |
94000380 | 2017 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Yes | X | |
94000442 | 2018 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Yes | X | |
94000557 | 2019 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Copyright 2018 | Yes | X |
94000717 | 2020 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Yes | X | |
94000852 | 2021 | Parts Catalog for Sportster Models | Yes | X |
Below are pics of used parts catalog covers.
Click on any pic to enlarge:
1952-1953 Parts Catalog (99451-53) 9) |
1952-1954 Parts Catalog (99451-54) 10) | 1952-1956 Original Parts Catalog (99451-56) 11) | 1952-1956 Reprint Parts Catalog (99451-56) |
1952-1957 Parts Catalog (99451-57) | 1952-1958 Parts Catalog Supplement (99451-58) | 1952-1959 Parts Catalog (99451-59) | 1959-1960 Parts Catalog Supplement (99451-60) |
1959-1961 Parts Catalog Supplement (99451-61) | 1959-1962 Parts Catalog Supplement (99451-62) | 1953-1963 Parts Catalog (99451-63) | 1964 Parts Catalog Supplement (99451-64) |
1955-1965 Parts Catalog (99451-65) | 1966 Parts Catalog Supplement (99451-66) | 1957-1967 Parts Catalog (99451-67) | 1967-1968 Parts Catalog Supplement (99451-68) |
1959-1969 Parts Catalog Supplement (99451-69) | 1960-1970 Parts Catalog (99451-70) | 1961-1971 Parts Catalog (99451-71) | 1961-1972 Parts Catalog Supplement (99451-72) |
1962-1973 Parts Catalog Supplement (99451-73) | 1962-1974 Parts Catalog Supplement (99451-74) | 1962-1975 Parts Catalog Supplement (99451-75) | 1962-1976 Parts Catalog Supplement (99451-76) |
1954-1976 Parts Catalog (99451-76A) | 1954-1977 Parts Catalog Supplement (99451-77A) | 1954-1978 Parts Catalog Supplement (99451-78) | 1954-1978 Parts Catalog (99451-78A) |
1954-1978 Parts Catalog (99451-78B) | 1979 Parts Catalog (99451-79) | 1979 Parts Catalog (99451-79A) | 1979-1980 Parts Catalog (99451-80) |
Catalog # | Year Models Covered | Catalog | Issue or Copyright Date | Full Catalog | Use to Update Catalog # |
99442-70R | 1970 | XR-750 Parts Catalog | September, 1970 | Yes | X |
99442-72R | 1972 | XR-750 Parts Catalog | April, 1972 | Yes | X |
99442-72RA | 1972-1973 | XR-750 Parts Catalog | August, 1975 | Yes | X |
99442-72RB | 1972-1975 | XR-750 Parts Catalog | October, 1976 | Yes | X |
99442-72RC | 1972-1977 | XR-750 Parts Catalog | June, 1976 | Yes | X |
99442-72RD | 1972-1980 | XR-750 Parts Catalog | March, 1980 | Yes | X |
99442-72RE | 1972-1980 | XR-750 Parts Catalog | Yes | X | |
99442-72RF | 1972-1983 | XR-750 Parts Catalog | Yes | X | |
99442-72RG | 1972-1986 | XR-750 Parts Catalog | Yes | X | |
99442-89R | 1972-1989 | XR-750 Parts Catalog | 1992 | Yes | X |
99442-89RA | 1972-1989 | XR-750 Parts Catalog | 1990 | Yes | X |
99442-93R | 1972-1993 | XR-750 Parts Catalog | Yes | X | |
99442-93RA | 1972-1993 | XR-750 Parts Catalog | Yes | X | |
99442-94R | 1972-1994 | XR-750 Parts Catalog | Yes | X | |
99442-95R | 1972-1995 | XR-750 Parts Catalog | Yes | X | |
99442-96R | 1972-1996 | XR-750 Parts Catalog | Yes | X | |
99442-97R | 1972-1997 | XR-750 Parts Catalog | Yes | X | |
99442-98R | 1972-1998 | XR-750 Parts Catalog | Yes | X | |
99442-99R | 1972-1999 | XR-750 Parts Catalog | 1998 | Yes | X |
99442-00R | 1972-2000 | XR-750 Parts Catalog | 1998 | Yes | X |
99442-01R | 1972-2001 | XR-750 Parts Catalog | Yes | X | |
99442-02R | 1972-2002 | XR-750 Parts Catalog | Yes | X | |
99442-08R | 1972-2008 | XR-750 Parts Catalog | 2007 | Yes | X |
Below are pics of used parts catalog covers.
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1970 XR-750 (99442-70R) | 1972 XR-750 (99442-72R) | 1972-1973 XR-750 (99442-72RA) | 1972-1975 XR-750 (99442-72RB) |
1972-1977 XR-750 (99442-72RC) | 1972-1980 XR-750 (99442-72RD) | 1972-1980 XR-750 (99442-72RE) | 1972-1983 XR-750 (99442-72RF) |
1972-1986 XR-750 (99442-72RG) | 1972-1989 XR-750 (99442-89R) | 1972-1989 XR-750 (99442-89RA) | 1972-1993 XR-750 (99442-93R) |
1972-1993 XR-750 (99442-93RA) | 1972-1999 XR-750 (99442-99R) | 1972-2000 XR-750 (99442-00R) | 1972-2001 XR-750 (99442-01R) |