What did you do to your Dyna today?
#7823
Wishing I was doing this:
While I'm doing this:
That's alright though as I'm thinking about putting a Baker Attitude Adjuster chain tensioner in the primary while I'm in there. Anybody using them and/or have an opinion on them?
While I'm doing this:
That's alright though as I'm thinking about putting a Baker Attitude Adjuster chain tensioner in the primary while I'm in there. Anybody using them and/or have an opinion on them?
#7825
Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Coromandel Peninsula New Zealand
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They are worth the money as I keep seeing over tight primary chains on later bikes and that puts a lot of strain on the output bearing in the tranny and it can eat them in no time...like 30K miles.
#7826
I run the baker compensator with the armored attitude adjuster, se vpc, and the Andrews 30 tooth power pulley. I love the hole set-up! 2012 wg
#7827
Tried my hands at learning to paint with some i custom mixed. 3 coats of paint and 3 of clear. Waiting to dry for wet sanding. Eager to see this thing in sunlight it has a lot of small metallic in the paint.
Just a spare chopped fender I had laying around.
Just a spare chopped fender I had laying around.
#7828
Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Tallahassee, Florida
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did you like that red line in the transmission? i'm trying to smooth out all thumps, thuds, and monkey business. i have formula+ in there now and want to get continue to get off the hd fluids.
#7830
Got the crossover o-ring for my rear today so I assembled it and bled the brakes, front and rear.
My bike is supposed to have DOT5 in the brakes so I flushed them with a quart of denatured alcohol before bleeding with DOT4.
Rears are hard as a rock with very little free play...unlike stock...should be a nice improvement.
Fronts are from a Fat Bob and seem kinda spongy. The master creaks a little, too. I may tear it down and look at it...
My bike is supposed to have DOT5 in the brakes so I flushed them with a quart of denatured alcohol before bleeding with DOT4.
Rears are hard as a rock with very little free play...unlike stock...should be a nice improvement.
Fronts are from a Fat Bob and seem kinda spongy. The master creaks a little, too. I may tear it down and look at it...
Last edited by cggorman; 10-10-2017 at 07:11 PM.