The service manual calls for the rear strap fasteners to be torqued to 60-80 lb/in. However, for the front strap fastener it calls for 108-120 lb/in., back the nut off 2 turns then retorque to...
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The service manual calls for the rear strap fasteners to be torqued to 60-80 lb/in. However, for the front strap fastener it calls for 108-120 lb/in., back the nut off 2 turns then retorque to...
Thanks wickedchop for the encouraging and kind words. I'm sure you're right!
I can believe it. I also have the Buell side and top hard luggage for it as well.
It really does ride pretty nice. Pretty shocking really. That's not just idle chatter from me either. These were...
Doesn't matter. Just make sure to orient the flats correctly (facing front and rear).
After over a year of trying to get my hands on a Sportster based scrambler conversion, I had literally given up when I happened upon a 2006 Uly for sale not far from home. Since this bike was purpose...