American Motorcycle Dealer AMD 189 April 2015 | Page 11

Screamin’ Eagle crate motor launched for Touring models
HARLEY-Davidson’s Genuine
Motor Parts and Accessories
range has been expanded with
the introduction of a new
Screamin’ Eagle crate motor. The
latest offering is the SE120ST,
which has been developed as a
bolt-in installation in H-D Touring
frames with no required
fabrication or engine mount
relocation necessary.
To get the 120ci capacity the
motor has a 4.060in bore
combined with 4-5/8in stroke SE
Pro stroker flywheel and rod

assembly in
factory
machined
engine cases.
The Screamin’
Eagle inner
crankcase gets a
full complement
cam needle
bearings with a
high-performance
crankcase output
bearing and nitride
bearing race. The forged pistons
fitted to the engine are 10.5:1

high-compression, nickelplated and with
Teflon coated skirt
and they are fitted
with Titanium SST
piston rings. Screamin’
Eagle SE-259E high-lift
cams are matched to
high-performance lifters
and Perfect Fit push rods.
The MVA heads are CNC
ported and fitted with
automatic compression release.
The intake on the motor is a
Screamin’ Eagle 58mm throttle

body, which at 18 percent larger
than stock is said to allow the
engine to produce 106hp and 117
lb-ft of torque at the rear wheel.
Harley-Davidson is making the
SE120ST crate motor available to
fit 49-state 2015-later Touring
models, and certification is
pending for California 2015-later
Touring models and all 50 states
’10-‘14 Touring models. The
SE120ST is not compatible with
Twin-Cooled models.
www.harley-davidson.com

J&P to keep Sturgis store open year-round
J&P CYCLES is opening a permanent
retail center in Sturgis in June 2015,
following many years of having a
temporary store in the city each year for
the annual rally.
“J&P Cycles has been part of the
Sturgis Rally for over 30 years. With the
tourist attractions, traffic and economic
development taking place within
Sturgis, opening this location yeararound is a win-win not only for J&P
Cycles, but the City of Sturgis as well,”

said J&P Cycles Vice President/General
Manager Zach Parham.
The J&P Cycles store will be located
at 1650 Lazelle Street and is currently
undergoing a facelift to give it a fresh
look prior to opening. Sturgis City
Manager Daniel Ainslie said of the
opening of the new store: “The City of
Riders is pleased to welcome J&P
Cycles into our community year-round.
As the world leader of motorcycle
aftermarket parts and accessories, it

will provide an exciting and valued
service to local and traveling riders,
alike.”
www.jpcycles.com

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