What did you do to your bagger today?
I rewired the passing lights, they are now independent from the headlamp. So I could use my passing lights whether the headlamp is in either low or highbeam mode.
In stock configuration, the passing lights only worked when the headlamp was in low beam but not when the highbeam was on (RK 2012)
In stock configuration, the passing lights only worked when the headlamp was in low beam but not when the highbeam was on (RK 2012)
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Slowpoke62 (02-24-2019)
I got to remove and reinstall my rear wheel that I put on earlier this week.
Weather was windy but warm and sunny today. I washed the bike late morning and got out for a ride about noon. The ABS light stayed on so looped back to the house and started troubleshooting. I was hoping that it was just the wheel speed sensor but that looked good. Pulled the wheel and noticed the bearings (installed earlier this week at the Harley dealer) were on the wrong side (ABS on the sprocket side).
The dealer service department made it right and I got the wheel reinstalled in time for a short ride before sunset - no ABS light and looks much better than the old wheel.
Weather was windy but warm and sunny today. I washed the bike late morning and got out for a ride about noon. The ABS light stayed on so looped back to the house and started troubleshooting. I was hoping that it was just the wheel speed sensor but that looked good. Pulled the wheel and noticed the bearings (installed earlier this week at the Harley dealer) were on the wrong side (ABS on the sprocket side).
The dealer service department made it right and I got the wheel reinstalled in time for a short ride before sunset - no ABS light and looks much better than the old wheel.
I got to remove and reinstall my rear wheel that I put on earlier this week.
Weather was windy but warm and sunny today. I washed the bike late morning and got out for a ride about noon. The ABS light stayed on so looped back to the house and started troubleshooting. I was hoping that it was just the wheel speed sensor but that looked good. Pulled the wheel and noticed the bearings (installed earlier this week at the Harley dealer) were on the wrong side (ABS on the sprocket side).
The dealer service department made it right and I got the wheel reinstalled in time for a short ride before sunset - no ABS light and looks much better than the old wheel.
Weather was windy but warm and sunny today. I washed the bike late morning and got out for a ride about noon. The ABS light stayed on so looped back to the house and started troubleshooting. I was hoping that it was just the wheel speed sensor but that looked good. Pulled the wheel and noticed the bearings (installed earlier this week at the Harley dealer) were on the wrong side (ABS on the sprocket side).
The dealer service department made it right and I got the wheel reinstalled in time for a short ride before sunset - no ABS light and looks much better than the old wheel.
Last edited by hardheaded; 02-23-2019 at 10:27 PM.
seats nice, suggest you get your mechanic some good gloves. she might file a complain. and seize the bike and you'll have to buy another to ride with her. LOL
my grand daughter watched a guy get banged up by a car, can't get her to go ride with me.
my grand daughter watched a guy get banged up by a car, can't get her to go ride with me.
I did everything else myself. I have a service manual, jack, decent assortment of tools, and enjoy working on my bike. The only reason I had the dealer do the bearings is I didn’t have the tool to do it.
I rewired the passing lights, they are now independent from the headlamp. So I could use my passing lights whether the headlamp is in either low or highbeam mode.
In stock configuration, the passing lights only worked when the headlamp was in low beam but not when the highbeam was on (RK 2012)
In stock configuration, the passing lights only worked when the headlamp was in low beam but not when the highbeam was on (RK 2012)
I agree. My experience with LRS has been exceptional.
👍 It was quite a simple mod. There is no need to buy the special wire harness from HD or Kuryakyn to get full control of your passing lights.
We've had sustained 20-25 mph winds overnight into today, gusting to 45mph. Just saw a bagger on the interstate ahead of me a bit. I was in a four-door sedan and getting tossed around like a spinner in a Bang Bros video. Can only imagine how much it sucked to be that rider.
Last edited by Aitch; 02-24-2019 at 01:35 PM.
I still have the stock air box, so due to the state of the Canadian dollar I thought I've give it a go at making my own external breather system. DK Custom sells kits and when I go to a different air cleaner I'll need to get one of their set ups.
3' of 7/32 vac/washer rubber tubing, 1 k&n 62-1600bl air filter, 1 "T" fitting and 1 3/8-1/4 barbed union.
$28.67 after taxes
I liked the idea of having the hose coming out the top versus the bottom. The hose runs along the back bone to just infront of the battery. I have DK's 2" deluxe tank lift which gave me enough clearance for the hose. There is a grove under the rear tank mount on both sides the right side is in use but I had room on the left side. There might be enough room without the tank lift not sure.
I used two short pieces of the 7/32 hose filled with silicon to fill the holes in the back of the filter.
Air filter reinstalled.
Picture of filter location.
Now to wait for warmer days to see how it works.
3' of 7/32 vac/washer rubber tubing, 1 k&n 62-1600bl air filter, 1 "T" fitting and 1 3/8-1/4 barbed union.
$28.67 after taxes
I liked the idea of having the hose coming out the top versus the bottom. The hose runs along the back bone to just infront of the battery. I have DK's 2" deluxe tank lift which gave me enough clearance for the hose. There is a grove under the rear tank mount on both sides the right side is in use but I had room on the left side. There might be enough room without the tank lift not sure.
I used two short pieces of the 7/32 hose filled with silicon to fill the holes in the back of the filter.
Air filter reinstalled.
Picture of filter location.
Now to wait for warmer days to see how it works.
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Zedbra (02-24-2019)