Cruisers

1993Harley-Davidson 1340 Low Rider Sport

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The 1993 Harley-Davidson 1340 Low Rider Sport is a cruiser designed for riders seeking classic American styling with manageable handling. Its 1338cc V-twin engine delivers accessible power with a low 27.5-inch seat height, making it ideal for shorter riders or those preferring ground-hugging comfort. Known for its iconic low-slung profile and stable dual-disc front brakes, this model exemplifies the cruiser category's emphasis on laid-back cruising over aggressive performance.

Capacity: 1338.0 ccm
Engine: V-Twin
Gearbox: 5-speed
Dry weight: 268.0 kg
Seat height: 699 mm
Power: 48.0 HP (35.3 kW)

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How it rides

Editorial estimate from the spec sheet - not lab tested

Off-road & trail5%

Cornering35%

City riding45%

Daily riding50%

Touring55%

Two-up50%

Track10%

Best for: It's built for relaxed boulevard cruising and low-speed presence rather than speed or agility, with the 'Sport' badge referring mainly to styling and handling tweaks of its era.
Built for: It has a laid-back, torque-rich personality with the classic thumping V-twin exhaust note that prioritizes feel and sound over raw acceleration.
Not ideal for: This is not the right bike for riders seeking sharp cornering, high top speed, or any off-road capability.

Scores are derived from the spec sheet using the same model across every bike, so they compare like for like.

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At 699mm, a rider of 175cm with a 79cm (estimated) inseam will reach the ground with both feet flat on the 1993 Harley-Davidson 1340 Low Rider Sport, with a cramped knee angle of around 75 degrees and an upright riding position.

Assumes about 30mm of suspension sag once seated. This is an approximation from category-typical geometry, not a measurement of this bike or of you - sit on one before you buy.

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