Checking Road King tire pressure (easy way)
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Take right bag off push bike forward until valve stem is on the bottom, reach in between the spokes and wrap fingers around the backside of the spokes with one hand and push the stem over to you, gauge and or air hose can now be done WALHA!! So simple a caveman can do it!!
The rear can be best checked with a 90 degree pencil type gauge and from the left side of the bike where the spokes are spaced better for access to the stem.
HD sells a nice gauge that works great on the rear..
Last edited by sixguns; 07-12-2016 at 09:20 PM.
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Kinda hard to do with the metal stems that are on the tubes..
The rear can be best checked with a 90 degree pencil type gauge and from the left side of the bike where the spokes are spaced better for access to the stem.
HD sells a nice gauge that works great on the rear..
The rear can be best checked with a 90 degree pencil type gauge and from the left side of the bike where the spokes are spaced better for access to the stem.
HD sells a nice gauge that works great on the rear..
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Unless you are looking at going to the nursing home. Fat?
It embarasses me at times to say I ride a Harley.
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Originally Posted by Zerk
You taking the saddle bag off??????????Cheap parlor trick to waste time and money. Had a value when oil chains. but that is before your time.Some of you people should park or sell your bike.
Unless you are looking at going to the nursing home. Fat?
It embarasses me at times to say I ride a Harley.
Unless you are looking at going to the nursing home. Fat?
It embarasses me at times to say I ride a Harley.
I suppose it is unfortunate that not everyone has the ability to lay on the floor to check tire pressures without removing saddle bags. Perhaps, we should all sell our cars and walk to work since changing the oil is too difficult as well.
With all respect, you know nothing of any of these folks. Maybe they have a bad knees from fighting over seas. Maybe they are not very mechanically inclined and just are looking for a way to do things easier. Or maybe, they just don't want to lay on the dirt and gravel to check tire pressure.
Please, if you have nothing to add to the discussion, click out of it and let us mere mortals continue our discussion without snide comments.
Thanks.
Last edited by meat_ball; 07-13-2016 at 05:09 AM.