Benchmade Harley-Davidson Pika 13402 – 9Cr13 Lock-Back Folding Knife
The Pika 13402 is the G10 lock-back in Benchmade's licensed Harley-Davidson line: a 3.50" 9Cr13 stainless clip-point opened on an ambidextrous thumb hole, backed by black G10 scales over anodized titanium liners and a titanium back spacer. It closes to 4.80", weighs 3.50 oz, and carries tip-up on a reversible black clip.
- Lock-back mechanism
- Clip-point blade with an ambidextrous thumb hole
- 9Cr13 stainless steel blade, 58-60 HRC
- Black G10 handle scales over anodized titanium liners and back spacer
- Tip-up reversible black pocket clip
Specifications
- Blade Length: 3.50"
- Blade Thickness: 0.120"
- Blade Steel: 9Cr13 stainless, 58-60 HRC
- Blade Style: Clip-point with ambidextrous thumb hole
- Lock Mechanism: Lock-back
- Handle: Black G10 with anodized titanium liners and back spacer
- Overall Length: 8.30"
- Closed Length: 4.80"
- Weight: 3.50 oz
- Pocket Clip: Tip-up, reversible, black
- Origin: Import
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you close a lock-back knife safely?
Press down on the exposed rocker bar in the spine, usually near the middle or the butt of the handle, which lifts the lock out of the notch in the blade tang. Then rotate the blade closed with your fingers clear of the path. On the Benchmade Harley-Davidson Pika 13402 the release sits in the spine, so keep the hand that closes the blade well away from the edge.
Is a 3.50" blade legal to carry?
The Benchmade Harley-Davidson Pika 13402 sits right at 3.50", which is the exact cutoff several US states and many cities use for folder carry. Some jurisdictions treat 3.5" as allowed and some as over the line, so read the wording of your local statute rather than assuming.
What is 9Cr13 steel?
9Cr13 is a Chinese high-carbon stainless steel roughly comparable to 440C in composition, run at 58-60 HRC on the Benchmade Harley-Davidson Pika 13402. It is genuinely stainless, sharpens easily, and needs no special care beyond a wipe-down and occasional pivot oil.
What is the difference between the Pika 13402 and the 13402BK?
Blade finish. The Benchmade Harley-Davidson Pika 13402 leaves the 9Cr13 blade uncoated, while the 13402BK carries a black-coated version of the same blade. Both use the same black G10 scales, anodized titanium liners, lock-back, and dimensions.
Where is the Benchmade Harley-Davidson Pika 13402 made?
Benchmade is based in Oregon City, Oregon and makes most of its knives there, but the Harley-Davidson line was a licensed collaboration that included imported models. The Benchmade Harley-Davidson Pika 13402 is listed as an import rather than USA production, so it falls outside Benchmade's USA-made LifeSharp program.
Where can I buy the Benchmade Harley-Davidson Pika 13402?
Going Gear is an authorized Benchmade dealer. The Benchmade Harley-Davidson Pika 13402 is discontinued and no longer produced, so availability is limited to remaining stock. Browse Going Gear's current Benchmade folders for in-production alternatives.
