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I removed mine when I had the bike painted.... A bit fiddly but quite easy. Wood plank a must garage tool!

It's a great solution to the problem. But a V&H FP4 will remove the sensor electronically within the map.

Could be worn floating disk I do believe….my street bob does it and I’ve rebuilt my calliper twice …

Quick question: My wife has a 2019 harley sportster 1200ns. We bought it brand new. only has 900 miles on it now. I never rode it till a year ago, and it has a horrible vibration from the drive belt. I can put the bike on a stand and shift through the gears, seeing the belt twist under load. What will cause it to do that?

Hi good video thanks.... Do you know the part number for the lights .... I've seen them on Hogpartts website but they don't list the FLSB Sportglide noPB-AW-ECE-1156 PB-AW-ECE-1156 PB-AW-ECE-1156

What kind of windshield is that? How tall?

Good to know.

I’d like to fit these boards, did they take long on back order and what was the cost

Just as easy, as described! Did this last week without a problem.

this problem could also be caused by a master cylinder not returning the plunger to the proper position, if it is sticking the dust boot for the plunger will not contact the brake lever. I had this issue on a recently purchaed bike and found the master cylinder was full of goo and crap so cleaned and rebuilt master cylinder.

Nice video. I own a Sport Glide 2018, 80.000 km now, so it will never be boring ;) Where did you find the crashguards on the back?

very informative and helpful, thanks !!!

I did like the new intro, a bit more modern!

Thanks for showing, how to Remote the fuel tank. I‘m excited to see what happens next. Best regards.

Of course, the limey dont know the front from the back end on a harley-davidson

Thank God you lowered the bike stand.

"not on Sportsters".................A lot of Sportsters and big twins use the same callipers ya plank.

Thank you sir very smart decision whe we aged precaution instead style we got to go according of our limits

Thanks I've just acquired 2 older Twin cam bikes and I will check these straight away.

Where did you buy the running lights, they look great!

Totally agree, love my sportglide, nice and light tons of power , just got a stage 2 , now its a beast Best bike Harley ever made

Curious why you can’t change the springs without removing the fork tubes?

If you bother to open the timing chest it only makes sense given the labor to upgrade the shoes or at least replace them since it's not much work and DIY labor is free, so I do and save the old shoes to properly scare friends who neglect to inspect their own. So far persuading my bros to upgrade saved two engines from imminent shoe failure. When those come apart IF you shut down in time you still get to retrieve the crumbs which is an (easy but tedious) engine R&I then very tedious teardown and flush. Doing customer bikes while part timing at my mentor's shop got the point across as both failed outside their warranty period. Few Harleys are truly high mileage which delays failures and few owners who are not mechanics know to have their shoes inspected so these problems will be killing engines for many years. Best to look and know what you have.

horrible design flaw by harley, why they would have metal in contact with thin plastic like that is beyond me, mine did the same thing

So nice video! :D As beginner in understanding maintance schedules of harley twin cam 88 2006 what milage is good for inspection? i have 34k miles

I’m torn between the new Fatboy or Sportglide, haven’t ridden either yet, just sat on them ! , I’m 71 and last bike was Ducati 907, 30 years ago ! And Kawasaki Z1000ST before that. From all reviews I guess the Sportglide would handle better than Fatboy I like all the mods you’ve added, especially exhaust and Floorboards - as a matter of interest does adding an aftermarket exhaust affect warranty ? And how much was first service ? Cheers 😊

Cost a million pounds I. Expect

Thank you sir. I have the same problem.👍

Wow good jog, i have a 2024 sport glide and i’d like to change exhaust but i know about the sensor..now i know what to do..is that the cobra 909? Thanks for the video

I have never seen such rubbish in all my life, taking the pipes and back wheel off just install shocks.

My outer tensioner went at 39,000 miles and it had a ticking sound !! Caught just in time !!

What kind of lube did you say to put on pistons ?

Thank you, will be trying it soon.

This bike at first glance looks perfectly normal straight out the showroom bike. the extras are 100% perfect for this and subtle yet very nice. love the blinkers/daytime lights , very cool looking bike

Very nice! I also like the way you have your garage setup, well done!

I put just under 60k miles on a set of Progressives on a flstsci. Road the same from the first day to the last day I owned that bike. Awesome soft tail shocks.

Thanks for the video! Very helpful. Do you think I can try this on my Fatboy 2005 without waking up my neighbors? 😬

I know someone who had the original tensioners with 90K miles.

I have a 2004 softail 9K miles pulled my cover the tensioners have no wear! You can inspect the rear with a dentist mirror. Easy to pry the tensioner up and with a light you can see. I've heard the rear wears quicker than the front. 2003 and up they used a smoother cam chain which helped the problem immensely. 1999 -2002 you better keep a very close eye on.

There’s only 11 parts on that list,

I have a 2013 HARLEY SOFTAIL SLIM, and I put SHOTGUN SHOCKS on it... My question is, I have my bushings or shock absorbers on the opposite way than you explained... I have the long end coming in from the front with the bolt in... Is this ok? Thank you

Great video and suggestion. I didnt want to have to spend the kind of money on the rotors!

Great video, what's name of mechanic shop and where is it based please

I think he did great! Such a cool shop he has!

Great video

Nice sweet video. But, I did both inner and outer on my Dyna with NO special tools. Pull the outer with grips and shove a coat hanger in it! The inner use a torch and dental mirror. I did need a tool to retention the inner once replaced, but I made my own from two bits of aluminium angle tube, steel pins and quite a lot of Araldite!

Looks like you’re in heaven Steve not France 😂(Charlie)

All this work to put a crap HD shock. Why didn’t you replace it with a better aftermarket shock. Also, replace all these rusty bolts with stainless steel ones.😊

u can use a small allen wrench as locking tool

This gentleman is amazing. Thanks for the tutorial