Vintage Engine Parts for Custom Motorcycle Builds

Installing Motorcycle Engine Parts

Your motorcycle engine is the powerplant of your bike and there are many motorcycle engine parts you can add to increase power and longevity to your custom motorcycle. Motorcycle engine parts can be split into two groups, bolt-on engine parts, and technical parts. If you have been wrenching on bikes for years and consider yourself a seasoned mechanic, or if you just started learning about bikes, getting up to speed these days is pretty simple.

Back in-the-day before YouTube, you had to do some serious research on a project before you started it to determine if it was something within your capabilities. If you ran into an issue during an engine part install, you often had a hard time finding help. These days working on your motorcycle engine is a lot less difficult.

There is simply a plethora of information on the internet to help you get the job done and these days most of it can be found in video. This means installing a variety of motorcycle engine parts is nothing more than a process. Watch a video and follow the steps. That’s a lot different than trying to decipher the hieroglyphics found in some of the old manuals that are out there, although some of them are still very useful.

Aftermarket Motorcycle Engine Kits

Lowbrow Customs has a variety of aftermarket motorcycle engine parts as well as vintage motorcycle engine parts available for sale online. We carry everything from motorcycle pistons and cylinders, valves and valve springs to motorcycle gasket kits, points covers and engine mounts.

We carry a large selection of engine hardware as well. Everything from pushrod cover kits, head bolt sets, oil line fittings and engine case hardware kits. Browse our selection of aftermarket engine parts and you will find everything you need to modify and tune your Harley Davidson® or Triumph® motorcycle engine.

If you need a little help installing these parts, be sure to check out our custom motorcycle blog for everything related to custom builds and how to. Or you can learn more about Triumph’s engine with our disassembly and rebuild Triumph 650 engine how to guide series.