We have mentioned this many, many times. Your tires are one of the most important parts of your Harley-Davidson and one that gets overlooked the most. Bob takes a few minutes to review what to look for when reading a tire.
Watch all the procedures to correctly and cost-effectively maintain your Hog:
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Bob takes you through the step-by-step process for throttle cable service and adjustment, and air cleaner service or replacement. He discusses the different parts in the throttle system, their specific roles and how to clean and take care of them, then teaches you about the elements of the air cleaner. Next Video: Harley Fork Oil
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Bob demonstrates how to service the front and rear brake calipers on a Sportster. There are a few changes that Harley has made over the years, so you should be sure to pay attention to the differences; they could affect how you service your bike. Next Video: Sportster Brake Pads 1999 & Older Single Piston
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Bob and Mark show you how to remove and replace the Harley front wheel on your Sportster. They teach you the proper way to take off the brake caliper and wheel axle so you can do whatever you need to do to the front tire. Once the wheel is off you can replace the tire,
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Follow along as Bob teaches you how to drain the fluids on your Harley Softail, including the primary, engine oil and the transmission drain plugs. You’ll also learn how to expertly reinstall the oil filter, and which parts must be replaced each time you service your motorcycle. Next Video: Harley Clutch Adjustment on a Softail
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Nice video with some great information to make riding safe.
Hi Vernon, Thank you!
You mention pressure fluctuation with temperature – by the way, altitude is a factor too – but are you suggesting letting air out reduce tire pressure when it’s hot? That sounds dangerous! You didn’t say that but it is easily inferred from your comments. Thanks!
The saddlebags on that classic look great. What do you use on them??
Want to see it.