Harley Tools and Products

Duration: 6:29

Harley tools are not only specialty tools like JIMS and Kent Moore but many that you have in your garage already. Bob LaRosa gives us a great overview on some of the basic tools we need to service our Harley-Davidson from oil-change to custom part install. Bob shows us that tools are only part of what we need to gather. He shows us that the factory service manual for our year and model Harley-Davidson is a must along with Loctite, fluids, air cleaners, oil filters, spark plugs and more. We should have all these in place before we start any service or upgrade on our motorcycles.

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  1. Amy
    Amy

    Thank you! I really needed this instruction on tools. So many times I’d wonder, what tool do I use to do THAT and where do I find it? Between you guys and Harbor Freight, I’m all set. XOXO

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