Tools?
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#14
oh definately gonna buy the manual to the bike. as for a lift? chit i dont think ill be able to get one of those lol
i was hoping to use the two jacks i have some how or find a new harley friend with a lift. crap now ya got me sweating on a lift and i was just thinking where im gonna get an extra 2k for new rims.
#15
oh definately gonna buy the manual to the bike. as for a lift? chit i dont think ill be able to get one of those lol
i was hoping to use the two jacks i have some how or find a new harley friend with a lift. crap now ya got me sweating on a lift and i was just thinking where im gonna get an extra 2k for new rims.
i was hoping to use the two jacks i have some how or find a new harley friend with a lift. crap now ya got me sweating on a lift and i was just thinking where im gonna get an extra 2k for new rims.
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#17
OF, Is that a 2011 FXDWG? that bike is so badazz looking i cant wait to purchase mine. even though the flames are sweet i plan a custom paint job the first year i have it.
#18
To carry on the bike, a wrench to fit the battery bolts and a wire brush to clean corrosion. An about 30' of parachute cord to be towed with just in case...
For the garage, everything everyone else has said + a wrench to fit the top fork plugs and a spanner wrench to adjust the shocks with.
For the garage, everything everyone else has said + a wrench to fit the top fork plugs and a spanner wrench to adjust the shocks with.
#19
I'd recommend quality Torx and Hex socket bits. If you try to go cheap especially with the Torx they will twist on you and you'll waste money. I have also started by the new ratcheting combination wrenches whenever I find myself using a particular normal wrench a lot. I especially like the ones with a flex head on them. I use one fairly regularly when I clean the air filter on my vance and hines intake. The bolts are on the back side of it making them a bit of a pain to get to with a regular combination wrench
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