Hogworkz saddlebag liners.

 

put gas in it and some miles on it!!! nice summer evening ride

 

Did my 1000 miles service today, cause all dealers in 30 miles radius (that’s 4 of them) booked out through august. My harbor freight lift is not very convenient, can do oil fine but transmission and primary had to keep it on the ground just leveled. SYN3 from now on for me. Tomorrow’s gonna be a wash day

 

I use a portable center stand to do my fluid changes. Gives you all the access you need to the drain plugs and keeps the bike level.

 

Thanks, it might be the way to go! Do you have a link for it, from the looks can’t figure out how does it keep bike leveled.

 

Looks great! Mine is a mess back there where the docking mount is, I didn't think you could polish those. Well done, sir!

 

I found this one on Chinazon. Not the exact one I have but the same principle. If you click on the reviews you will see it in action holding up a bike. It takes some muscle to get the bike up but not bad. When lowering it I always make sure the handlebars are turned full lock left and the side stand is out fully. This stand actually looks nicer than mine.

 

Not mine but I am putting a Honda Goldwing trike back together today. ( new front tire)
And had to straighten the shifter linkages, and lube the pivots because it was binding when downshifting.
I woke up with my back killing me, was planning on riding this afternoon,
But might end up just washing the Ultra if my back doesn't improve.

 

Dressed her up a little with some accent pieces. Got the Hoggzworks black bag levers and docking bracket covers.

So I’ve been looking for black levers without spending a fortune at H-D. They want $150 for a set! I went cheapo route from Amazon first. I wasn’t too crazy about them because they had these ridges in the crevices. Then, I lost one somewhere. Oops.

These ones from Hoggzworks were $56 but they don’t have ridges. They also don’t feel as “solid” as H-D ones. Oh well. I hope they last.

The docking covers are heavy and solid. They have a magnet inside so they just stick.

 

Went for a 140 mile ride this morning before the heat. Let her cool off then covered her up so she doesn't get dripped on. The scooter shed is not water proof