What did you do to your Dyna today?
I can't recommend the laser more, it's a Profi-Cat Motorcycle chain alignment | Profi Products (profi-products.de) I got the recommendation from another member (sorry man, I can't remember your username), you can even use it on belts.
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It’s a good looking wheel, I am a huge fan of the Shinko 777’s. Looking forward to giving the 999’s a try.
Bought a 1996 Dyna FXDS Convertible a few weeks ago with 11,500 miles on the clock. PO had issues with finding neutral and keeping air in the tires. I installed a hydraulic primary chain tensioner and did a clutch adjustment. That resolved the neutral issue. I changed the valve stem on the front rim a couple of days ago. Took me about 3 hours, but I'm old. Gotta do the back today. The old stem I removed looked pretty well used up, hopefully solved my air issue. Fun stuff if only my body didn't hurt so much afterward. I guess that's why they make beer...
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Bought a 1996 Dyna FXDS Convertible a few weeks ago with 11,500 miles on the clock. PO had issues with finding neutral and keeping air in the tires. I installed a hydraulic primary chain tensioner and did a clutch adjustment. That resolved the neutral issue. I changed the valve stem on the front rim a couple of days ago. Took me about 3 hours, but I'm old. Gotta do the back today. The old stem I removed looked pretty well used up, hopefully solved my air issue. Fun stuff if only my body didn't hurt so much afterward. I guess that's why they make beer...
I miss my ‘95 FXDS, should never have cut her loose.
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Agree. Super affordable and way more planted feeling overall than the crap Harley dunlop tires that were on before.
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I had a 777 on the rear lasted 6,000 miles.. Now have the Stealth 003.. Man does that tire hook up... Never heard of the 999's..
On a new-to-me 2016 Low Rider, I had oil leaking from a fork seal. I removed and rebuilt the front forks...
I found a damaged fork seal.... Not really sure how it got those two semi-circular cuts in the seal....?? Since I don't know the prior owner or it's use/maintenance history, I'll never know...
I found a damaged fork seal.... Not really sure how it got those two semi-circular cuts in the seal....?? Since I don't know the prior owner or it's use/maintenance history, I'll never know...
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How come none of the motorcycle tire manufacturers provide information on The the T's (tread wear, traction, temperature) like automobile tires do???