Ryan Urlacher, Author at Law Abiding Biker Podcast

MC-1 Honor Run Benefits Injured Officers & Families of Fallen Officers | Get Involved

March 17, 2015 By Ryan Urlacher Leave a Comment

Littleton, Colorado Motorcycle Event

The MC-1 Honor Run benefits injured officers or the families of fallen officers. This year will be the 2^nd annual MC-1 Honor run and will be held on May 3^rd 2015 and proceeds of this year’s event will benefit Denver Police Officer John Adsit.

On December 3, 2014, Denver Police Officer John Adsit was at work. During his daily duties he was assigned to the bike patrol unit to assist with escorting hundreds of students marching on Colfax Avenue for a protest. During this time, a driver suffering from a medical condition struck John and dragged him under the vehicle.

John suffered numerous injuries, which include the loss of his spleen, broken ribs, a broken femur and having his left arm crushed. He has undergone twelve surgeries so far and just recently, on February 18, 2015, had been cleared to go home to his family.

To help John and his family [Read more…]

Video-How to Install Detachable Rider Backrest on Harley Davidson Road King

March 17, 2015 By Ryan Urlacher 2 Comments

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VIDEO-In this DIY video we show you how to easily install a detachable rider backrest hardware on a Harley Davidson motorcycle. In this video we used a Road King, but it is the same for most models. Save you money and let us show you how to do this, so you don't have to pay a mechanic. You can do it right in your garage on the kickstand with no specialty tools.

Having a detachable rider backrest on a Harley Davidson is very convenient for many bikers/motorcyclists. I often don't want the rider backrest on when going on short trips or around town. But for those long high mile days I can easily put the rider backrest on and head on down the road.

You can use your 2009 and up Harley Davidson rider backrest hardware on [Read more…]

Video-Install New Hand Grips on a Harley Davidson Motorcycle

March 16, 2015 By Ryan Urlacher 4 Comments

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VIDEO-In this DIY video we show you how to easily install new basic handgrips on your Harley Davidson motorcycle. You can change your hand grips for comfort, looks, or both. Save you money and let us show you how to do this, so you don't have to pay a mechanic. You can do it right in your garage on the kickstand with no specialty tools.

We strongly suggest you install Harley Davidson brand heated grips on your Harley. It is one of the best things I ever did to my Harley Davidson. Check out [Read more…]

Video-Install Saddlebag Guard/Crash Bars on Harley Davidson

March 15, 2015 By Ryan Urlacher 6 Comments

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VIDEO-In this DIY video we show you how to easily install saddlebag
guards/crash bars on your Harley Davidson motorcycle. No need to pay a mechanic to do this as we show you everything you need to know. You can do it right in your garage and right on the kickstand. No specialty tools are needed.

If you appreciate this video and others, please consider purchasing any Harley items through our Adventure Harley Davidson Affiliate Link to support this content.

Saddlebag crash guard bars are a very good idea to have. Let's face it, motorcycles can get tipped/laid over for an array of reasons. With these guards in place you will walk away without having damage on your expensive Harley saddlebags. There are also several aftermarket items such as [Read more…]

VIDEO-Remove/Extract Harley Davidson Primary Cover Stripped Bolt Yourself

March 15, 2015 By Ryan Urlacher 10 Comments

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VIDEO-In this DIY video we show you how to easily remove a bolt from a Harley Davidson primary cover where the head has been stripped out. These primary cover bolts are a torx drive T-27 and can easily be over tightened and the heat tends to weld them in a bit. We have an easy fix for you, so take a breath and relax.

These Harley primary cover bolts get removed each time you do an oil change, so that you can fill the primary drive back up with oil. Save a ton of money and get on board with bikers all over the world that are now doing their own maintenance oil changes right in their garage on the kickstand with minimal tools after watching our very popular Harley Davidson Oil Change & Routine Maintenance Video!

The T-27 torx drive can slip or not get a good enough bite, thus slipping and stripping the heads at times. Even dealerships [Read more…]

Video-How to Replace Harley Davidson Saddlebags, Lids & Parts

March 14, 2015 By Ryan Urlacher 7 Comments

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VIDEO-In this video we show you how to change out the saddlebags & different parts on your Harley Davidson motorcycle. We used a 2014 Harley touring model for this video, but it can be used for an array of years and models.

If any part of your Harley Davidson saddlebag gets damaged, to include any of the internal components, don't rush down and buy an entirely new set of saddlebags. The fact is that you can change out just the saddlebag lower, lid, or any of the other components & we can show you how to do this.

How to Replace Harley Davidson Saddlebags, Lid & Parts

The saddlebags on a Harley Davidson can't really be fixed with standard type body work, so you will need to order the lower, lid, or both. Harley will match the paint code and ship it to you ready to go. If you have a custom aftermarket paint job then you will need to [Read more…]

LAB71-CHIP’s TV Show-A Walk Down Memory Lane | Listen in

March 14, 2015 By Ryan Urlacher Leave a Comment

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PODCAST-Anyone who knows anything about riding street motorcycles surely remembers or had heard of the hit TV series CHIP's! Even those that have never ridden a motorcycle have either heard of or watched the show themselves. The show has had a long lasting impact on many and we wanted to dive into and reminisce in this podcast episode. We have it packed with information and fun facts.

There were many actors that appeared in the series each season, which aired from 1977-1983. Of course we all remember the main duo, Officer Jon Baker, played by Larry Wilcox, & Officer Frank Poncherello (Ponch), played by Erik Estrada.

Sgt. Joseph Getraer played by Robert Pine was their direct supervisor on the show. Don't forget the beautiful Randi Oakes who played Officer Bonnie Clark.

Ponch was the macho, rambunctious one and Jon was [Read more…]