Fork lock and key
#21
08-14-2006, 11:16 AM
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RE: Fork lock and key
ORIGINAL: rob_will
geez guys sorry for the post, yeah I know I forgot to use the search function.....maybe next time.....
geez guys sorry for the post, yeah I know I forgot to use the search function.....maybe next time.....
Don't sweat it, it gives us a chance to rib you a little. I know when my fork lock wasn't working (it still isn't) I checked the forums first, too. I've been reluctant to go prying with a screwdriver, but I might just have to try.
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08-14-2006, 05:14 PM
RE: Fork lock and key
geez guys sorry for the post, yeah I know I forgot to use the search function.....maybe next time.....
2) Before asking a question about ANYTHING (yeah, I meant to SHOUT), learn how to do a Search. There are many topics that have been covered and maybe your question has already been answered. Two or three times, most likely. Admin has created a couple sections (Harley Bike Forums, Tech Forums, Do It Yourself Forums) that may have answers, also. Look in them.
3) While there are many great folks in here that can give you assistance on nearly every problem your bike can suffer, there are also a couple things you can do, too. If you plan on riding a bike, get a service manual. If you can't cough up the bucks for the jen-u-whine HD manual, get a Clymer's, Chilton's, or Hayne's version. Sometimes the manual will actually have information that you can use to do things like, oh, change your oil, or trace out a wire, or adjust a belt or chain. If you ain't the wrench-type, no big deal; you'll get help on here. After all, we ain't all rocket scientists.
3) While there are many great folks in here that can give you assistance on nearly every problem your bike can suffer, there are also a couple things you can do, too. If you plan on riding a bike, get a service manual. If you can't cough up the bucks for the jen-u-whine HD manual, get a Clymer's, Chilton's, or Hayne's version. Sometimes the manual will actually have information that you can use to do things like, oh, change your oil, or trace out a wire, or adjust a belt or chain. If you ain't the wrench-type, no big deal; you'll get help on here. After all, we ain't all rocket scientists.
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