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Needed an air shock pump for the '99, and found one on Ebay #360254648832 for about half the price Harley was asking.... for what looked like the same they have except this one was silver... Finally got it, and it's terrible. It was rated 0-60psi, but had to pump like he!! the get the front forks up to 10# and I gave up trying to get the rear shock past 35#. I wouldn't recommend this pump to anyone. I'm going to go visit a bicycle shop to see what they have.... You know what they say...Experience is costly. Hope this keeps another member from making the same mistake....
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I would like to replace my driver and passenger foot pegs with floorboards. Are there aftermarket parts that you would recommend or are there used floorboards out there that were made for this bike? Thanks.
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We ride 2 Up almost exclusively. With a combined weight of about350 lbs with gear, whats a good starting point for that rear shock? Do anyone recommend adding air to the fronts?
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I finally got my wiring harness and bracket today from Carbon One. The whole Stebel install went slick as snot, and I was bolting my seat back on in under 20 minutes. Thanks goes out to Carbon One for the ease of installation. I highly recommend his products!!
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does anyone have tom tom rider 2. I want a gps what do you recommend?
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I want to change my rear turn signals so that they are turn, brake and running lights. I wanted to see what some of you all have used and what you all would recommend. Thanks, Mark
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For those that use saddle bags, do you like them or do they take up too much valuable space inside the box? I know the convinence if just grab-and-go is nice, but what about the down-side of using them. (if there are any) If you like them, which ones do you recommend I get and where can I get them? -
We spent 3 days in this area the scenery is magnificent the roads are good. I would recommend a stop here.
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Just wondering if anyone has stayed at any motels/hotels in the Banff area that they would recommend?
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a couple of the plugs are black and smell of fuel,bigtime this means she running rich,right?How do you lean it out a bit?1987 1300cc What do yall recommend?
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Well the wife is going to buy me a satellite radio for my "06" Venture for my birthday. Oh boy. Was thinking on getting the radio and installation kit with the bracket all in one. As usual I come to this great site to see what you guys can recommend. If anyone has pics on what they have on their bikes that would be nice. Thanks
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I ride a 93 Venture Royal, it has Bridgestones on it now, but I'm wanting to replace the tires on it. I'm just been rideing for about 4 months now so my knowledge is little. Do you all recommend a certain brand, I live in the country and we do a lot of back road riding to get to the highways. Thanks Big Havk
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I've looked in several places for the device that lets you convert the turn signals to brake lights/running lights. I'd like to do that and was wondering what some of you that have done this on here would recommend. Thanks. -
Which oil filter and brand of oil do you recommend?
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Most of the intercom systems I see are for open faced helmets. Any out there you can recommend for a full faced helmet?
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I need to order the small black plastic cover that goes on the left engine guard behind the horn. Can anyone recommend a good online vendor with decent turnaround time? thanks papa smurf
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I hope this doesn't sound too stupid, here goes, I need to change the plugs in my 2005 RSV. 10k mles the 2 in the back seem to be fairly easy to reach . My question is the 2 front plugs. Do you remove the brace (not sure what is called) that prevents access to these plugs? And if so what problems can that lead to. Also what plugs do you guys recommend? Thanks
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Recently there have been several break-ins in my neighborhood and I have been thinking about purchasing a handgun. What do some of you recommend as far as caliber, brands, cost, safety, etc. This is all new to me.
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Ok I need Help I'm looking for a cargo trailer to pull behind my '07 venture there are so many out there I don't know where to start. Will be using it mostly for hauling groceries and camping gear. Can anyone recommend a good inexpensive one and give me an idea of what hitch and wiring I need. I'm so confused!
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Am looking at this unit. Anyone have one, and would like the pros/cons. Any other brands/models you can recommend that can be viewed in Direct Sun? i have aGarmin c330, and is useless in the sun.
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I'm looking for some highway pegs for my 2005 royal star midnight venture. Can anyone recommend any that will fit without modification?Thanks,Maddog
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What is the conventional wisdom for GPS for an RSV? I have a Magellan Roadmate 700 for my car, but it is not waterproof. It also may be a problem actually mounting it to an RSV or any motorcycle, for that matter. I don't know. At Best Buy today, the clerk told me that the GARMIN ZUMO was the only one that was waterproof and that when bikers came in to purchase a GPS, that seemed to be the one that was de rigueur. Yeah, but that thing was $900! So let's put her out there. Who is using what in GPS's on their RSV's? What do you recommend? I see them broadcasting into helmet speakers and all kinds of things. What about mounts for one like my Magellan 700? What do you have, what do you recommend, what can be mounted on an RSV, do you use Ram mounts, do you hard-wire them to the bike? What?
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I want to go synthetic ,I can get mobil 1 for motorcycles near my place , witch one would you recommend the MX4T 10W40 or the V-Twin 20W50
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Hey all, got CCOerika liking the 2up thing. She now schedules rides and tells me in the morning unexpectedly. No cryin' here, I am all for it. Well, since this is happening more often and we are going a bit further, the bums are getting a little sore. An hour an half and it is time to get off and rub em off. I need some help on what I can do and who y'all recommend to do it. I had my seat and backrest re-covered a while back and like it and do not want to change that. The padding under it is original and has had more than it's share of weather on/in it. I had to have the covers redone because they melted and parts were staying on the pants. Help keep the bums lasting longer! -
This product has probably been mentioned before, but here goes...I was told about this from a HD rider...Mr. Clean makes a system that gives (true) a spot free rinse. I used it all last year, and when I used it this year for the first time, I noticed just a little spottiness. So I bought a new filter for $6, and, presto, spot free. I don't blow dry nor towel dry...just let it set for an hour or so. I recommend this tool to anyone who washes their bike a lot like me. It cost $20 for the unit w/ filters & soap @ Wally World in the Automotive section. DA
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