manual check
#11
#12
Well first off you need to take the HD authorized factory maintenance manual training class but to take the HD authorized factory maintenance manual training class you have to have in your possession the HD factory maintenance manual but to have the HD factory maintenance manual in your possession you need to take the HD authorized factory maintenance manual training class.
Ahh a "catch 22"
Ahh a "catch 22"
#13
Actually, you could change the air in your tires to Nitrogen and it does not vary nearly as much as an air filled tire does....
#15
Ur from TX and already posting winter treads.??
Yeah, I'd help ya..
Putting Air in Your Motorcycle Tires. - YouTube
Yeah, I'd help ya..
Putting Air in Your Motorcycle Tires. - YouTube
He shoulda got a Harley instead of a POS crotch rocket.....
#16
I would tell you and give you the info from the owners manual. I have 2 Dyna, 1 Touring and 1 Softail owner's manual at right here in the desk with the computer. No biggie to look something up for someone. I am already wasting time if I am up here on the computer anyway. I might give a smart *** answer to some meaningless opinion question or comment along with someone looking for personal validation in the interweb world. But if I can easily help with something technical, definitely do my best without busting their ***** about a manual.
#17
But in any case, it's always best to fill tires with helium to keep weight down. Makes the bike faster. Always chain it to something when parked though, because you don't want it floatin' away. Many reported bike thefts are actually floaties.
#18
I'd try give you some help, but first you'd need to tell me which of your three bikes you're talkin' about.
But in any case, it's always best to fill tires with helium to keep weight down. Makes the bike faster. Always chain it to something when parked though, because you don't want it floatin' away. Many reported bike thefts are actually floaties.
But in any case, it's always best to fill tires with helium to keep weight down. Makes the bike faster. Always chain it to something when parked though, because you don't want it floatin' away. Many reported bike thefts are actually floaties.
#19