In the News
At Delkron, we are proud that our quality and innovation have earned the attention of builders and riders throughout the years. We’ve compiled a number of examples below that showcase the solid reputation we strive to maintain.
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Twin Cam / Delkron 107" Muscle
Excerpt: There’s a grain of truth in every cliché, but in some, like “There’s no replacement for displacement,” there are enough grains to fill a silo. That saying is especially true when you’re riding a bagger two-up, or towing a trailer...
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Published in Ironworks Magazine August 2009
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Riding Impressions
Excerpt: I was running about 90 MPH, chasing my buddy John through Florida’s back roads, and not thinking twice that the bike I was on shouldn’t be doing those speeds. We were zig-zagging a route made on the fly, on our way back to his place in Cocoa Beach. As you might guess, we were slightly behind schedule...
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Published in Ironworks Magazine Sept / Oct 2008
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Evo Upgrade Part 3
Excerpt: Over the past couple issues we’ve chronicled the drivetrain upgrade of a 1993 Fat Boy. The old Evo-powered bike was getting long in the tooth, so its owner, Freez, looked for alternatives. Rather than rebuild the tired and aging engine, he opted to give it a complete heart transplant, replacing the 80-cubic-inch Evo with a new Delkron 120-cubic-inch engine...
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Published in Ironworks Magazine July 2007
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Evo Upgrade Part 2
Excerpt: In the last issue of IronWorks we showed you how to use a Delkron 120-cubic-inch engine to put new life into an old Evo...
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Published in Ironworks Magazine May / June 2007
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Heart Transplant
Excerpt: In the March 2006 issue of IronWorks we looked at an alternative to rebuilding a tired Evo engine. One solution is to replace the Evo with a Delkron 120-cubic-inch long-block, a single-cam design that fits Evo-based frames...
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Published in Ironworks Magazine April 2007
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Delkron Long Block
Excerpt: All things must pass, including the factory-fresh performance of your Evolution engine. As the miles pile on and the performance slips away on that old single-cam engine, you have two choices, both of which entail compromises...
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Published in Ironworks Magazine March 2007
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