Excelsior Henderson

The Excelsior-Henderson Henderson motorcycle, produced in 1999, represents a significant chapter in American motorcycle history, marking the ambitious revival of a legendary brand. Known for its distinctive V-twin, air-cooled engine and robust construction, the Henderson was engineered to deliver a powerful and reliable riding experience. This model embodies the spirit of classic American motorcycling, combining heritage with performance for enthusiasts and riders seeking a unique machine. Its design and engineering reflect a commitment to quality and a passion for the open road, making it a notable entry in the motorcycle landscape of its era.

The Excelsior Henderson motorcycles produced between 1999 and 2000 represent a significant revival of an iconic American brand. These motorcycles are characterized by their V-Twin engine configuration and are equipped with essential features such as hydraulic disc brakes and a comprehensive lighting system. While specific model variants are covered, the core engineering focuses on delivering a robust riding experience, drawing on the brand's historical legacy.

This manual covers the service and repair of motorcycles from the 1999 and 2000 model years. An American motorcycle manufacturer with roots in the early 20th century, was revived to produce large-displacement V-twin cruisers. These models, manufactured in Belle Plaine, Minnesota, represent a modern iteration of the brand, focusing on the cruiser market with their typically air-cooled V-twin engines, likely in the 1300cc to 1500cc range, and often featuring belt drive. While the company's revived production run was brief, these motorcycles offered a distinctive riding experience characterized by their substantial power and classic styling.

This manual covers the motorcycle models produced between 1999 and 2000. An American motorcycle manufacturer known for its revival in the late 1990s, offered these machines with a focus on classic cruiser design. While specific details on horsepower and torque are provided within, the V-Twin engine and 5-speed manual transmission are central to its mechanical character. The limited production run of these models makes this comprehensive guide essential for their continued operation and preservation.

This manual covers the motorcycles manufactured between 1999 and 2000. These V-twin motorcycles are characterized by their 1386cc engines, belt drive systems, and classic cruiser styling, representing a revival of a historic American brand. Engineered for riders seeking a blend of power and comfort, these models offer a robust riding experience. The company, though short-lived, produced motorcycles that aimed to capture the essence of American motorcycling with modern components for their time.

The Excelsior Henderson HCX, a compact SUV/crossover produced between 1999 and 2000, represents a notable entry from a brand historically recognized for its motorcycle heritage. This first-generation model is characterized by its four-door plus liftgate configuration and is powered by a naturally aspirated inline-4 cylinder engine, likely displacing 1.8L or 2.0L, producing an estimated 100-130 horsepower and 110-130 lb-ft of torque. It typically features front-wheel drive, with all-wheel drive potentially offered as an option. Safety features include standard driver and front passenger airbags, three-point seatbelts with pretensioners, and likely Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) availability, contributing to its robust engineering and reliability for its intended use by enthusiast owners and families.

This manual covers the HCX motorcycle, produced for the 1999 and 2000 model years. As a revival of a historic American brand, the company aimed to deliver powerful V-twin motorcycles, and the HCX represents this endeavor. Known for their ambitious approach and large displacement engines, these motorcycles were designed to capture a premium market segment. The brand's heritage is rooted in creating iconic American bikes, and the HCX continues this legacy with its unique styling and robust engineering, offering a compelling riding experience.