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VIDEO-How to Fold Roll Your Clothes Compactly for a Motorcycle Trip | Biker Clothes Pack

July 30, 2014 By Ryan Urlacher 6 Comments

Another Free Video Made By Bikers For Bikers!

VIDEO & BLOG-Have you ever wondered how to properly fold/roll your clothes in a compact way before taking that next motorcycle trip? Do you want to save room in your saddle bags, trunk, or T-bag? Well, in this video I answer all those questions. This is an absolute must see video for all motorcyclists/bikers and is completely free from your friends here at Law Abiding Biker Podcast & Media! I just went on a seven day motorcycle trip and would have loved to know this trick!

I learned this technique and it had nothing to do with bikers. In fact, it was some crummy video on some social media site with a mother packing her son's swim bag. A light bulb (not often for me) went off and I just knew that I needed to get this out to bikers/motorcyclists. I wanted to share it with the awesome law abiding biker community, who has been so supportive of this platform.

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Harley Davidson Touring 2014 Front Brake Recall | Biker Motorcycle Podcast

July 28, 2014 By Ryan Urlacher Leave a Comment

Harley-Davidson has issued a massive recall for its ABS-equipped 2014 Touring models. The recall notice affects 66,421 units. At issue is placement of the bike’s front brake line, which may become pinched between the fuel tank and frame and potentially lock-up the front wheel. I just got the recall taken care of on my 2014 Harley Davidson Street Glide Special and it took about 20 minutes at the dealer. The mechanics remove your gas tank, inspect the brake line for damage, and then put two zip ties (cable straps) to keep the line in place so it can't get pinched.

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I put this recall information out some time before I was able to produce the video and get this blog out. So, make sure you always check the podcast first and subscribe on your mobile devices. To find out how to subscribe or get the Law Abiding Biker Podcast on your mobile devices CLICK HERE.
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Here are the Harley Davidson models that may are affected.

For this most recent brake line recall, H-D owners can contact Harley-Davidson customer service at 1-800-258-2464. The affected recall units are from the models listed below manufactured from July 1, 2013 through May 7, 2014:

2014 FLHP Road King Police
2014 FLHR Road King
2014 FLHRC Road King Classic
2014 FLHRSE CVO Road King
2014 FLHTCU Electra Glide Ultra Classic
2014 FLHTCUTC (Uncertain on specific model, but potentially FLHTCUTG Tri Glide Ultra Trike)
2014 FLHTK Electra Glide Ultra Limited
2014 FLHTKSE CVO Limited
2014 FLHTKSHRINE Electra Glide Ultra Limited Shrine Edition
2014 FLHTP Electra Glide Police
2014 FLHX Street Glide
2014 FLHXS Street Glide Special
2014 FLHXSHRINE Street Glide Shrine Edition

Keep the rubbers side down and the shiny side up!

VIDEO-Harley Davidson Hammock Heated Rider and Passenger Touring Seat | Complete Guide & Instructions FREE

July 19, 2014 By Ryan Urlacher 6 Comments

VIDEO & BLOG-Law Abiding Biker Podcast & Media brings you a complete FREE tutorial video on how to install the Harley Davidson Hammock Heated Rider and Passenger Touring Seat (Harley Part #52000127). Additionally, I give you a full review of this Harley touring seat, so you can have the facts and be educated before you consider purchasing this item. I have taken all the guess work out of it for you.

I purchased the Harley Hammock Heated Touring Seat for my 2014 Street Glide Special (SGS). However, you can get the Harley Hammock seat for any Harley touring model. Oscar, the Secretary of the Sworn Few Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club has a 2013 Harley Ultra Classic and had this seat before me. One day after a long ride and really thinking that I needed to change my stock Harley seat out I sat on his. It was love at first sit. We ride hard and far here at Law Abiding Biker Podcast & Media and within the Sworn Few Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club.

I must say that I was surprised that I needed a new touring seat for my Harley Street Glide Special. Prior to my 2014 Street Glide Special I had a 2011 Harley Street Glide. I rode that bike just as far and just as hard and was always fine with the stock seat. Well, either Harley Davidson cheated on the seat on my 2014 Street Glide Special or I am just getting much older. Maybe both, but all I can say is my ass was getting sore with that stock seat.

Note:

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VIDEO-How to Adjust Harley Davidson Clutch Internal | Complete Guide & Instructions

June 28, 2014 By Ryan Urlacher 4 Comments

Save money now. Adjust your clutch internally on your Harley Davidson yourself.
Have the pride & satisfaction of working on your own Harley!
Do it in your garage or your workspace!

Another Free Video By Bikers for Bikers

Harley-Davidson-Clutch-Inspection-Cover-Primary This is a complete and thorough tutorial video on adjusting the clutch internally on your Harley Davidson motorcycle with a cable operated clutch. This is not for Harley models with a hydraulic operated clutch.

Why waste your money by having to take you Harley to the dealer for such an easy project? We guarantee you will be able to do this yourself after watching this video.

We take off the clutch inspection cover and expose the clutch to do this. An internal clutch adjustment can be done whenever you like. If it is difficult at times to find gears when shifting, if your bike is shifting a bit rough, or if the clutch won't start engaging until you have let the clutch lever out all the way then go ahead and adjust it. Refer to your owner's manual for specific adjustment intervals.

Once you adjust the clutch internally you can then make fine adjustments on the clutch lever to make it feel how you want. There is also a free video on this page for that adjustment.

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How to adjust Harley Davidson Clutch Internal

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VIDEO-How to adjust your Harley Davidson clutch cable/lever

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VIDEO-How to Install Heated Hand Grips on a Harley Davidson | Complete Instructional Tutorial Video Guide

June 12, 2014 By Ryan Urlacher 55 Comments

Start saving money now. Install Harley heated grips on your Harley-Davidson yourself.
Don't ride with cold hands or hassle with bulky gloves anymore.
No lifts, jacks, or specialty tools required.
Do it in your garage right on the kickstand!

A Video by Bikers for Bikers!

Immediately stream any purchased video on your desktop, laptop, smartphone, or tablet. View them as many times as you like for life. Just like a YouTube video!

An easy to follow step-by-step tutorial video.

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I GUARANTEE YOU CAN DO IT!

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:

Will this video work for my year & model Harley?

It is fair to say this video is good for any model Harley 2000 to present. It is likely also good for late 90's models.

Our main goal is to help bikers & we are not satisfied until we have done such.

This heated grip video is continually updated with new high definition footage of different years/models of Harley-Davidson motorcycles. Any heated grips video purchasers, present, past, or future, will get immediate free access to the new video files. That is our commitment to the biker community & it is what makes our videos stand above all others!

It is impossible to film a heated grip install on every year and model of Harley-Davidson & there's no need to. Harley heated grip kits are universal in nature and have not really changed dating all the way back to 2000 from our experience. aThe install itself is universal in nature and the only thing that has changed between years/models is exactly where it is recommended you tie into a power source. That's the only thing you'll have to glance at those nasty instructions for.

You will be provided with multiple video files showing different years/models and the power tie in process variations. You will quickly determine the minor differences, which will not change the overall heated grip install.

We trust the biker community and if you purchase this video and it absolutely is not what you need for a heated grips install on your particular year or model, please kindly contact us and we will issue a full refund.

Have other bikers installed heated grips on a different year/model after watching this video and were they successful?

Absolutely! We get positive emails & testimonials frequently and bikers with all different years and models have been successful with installing heated grips after purchasing this video!

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What Bikers are Saying!

Here is what biker Donald Meitz says after viewing this video:

Heated grips installed. Before I watched your video, I was more than confused with the factory instructions. After I watched your video, the install couldn’t have been any easier. Thanks alot!

Here is what biker Andy Havener of Fort Worth, TX says after viewing this video:

I just bought your video on the heated grip install and it is worth every penny! Although your video is on a 2014, my bike is a 2013 FLHTCU, but many things are the same. Thanks again and I will be watching you in the future.

DETAILS:

Harley-Davidson brand heated grips on all 2000 and newer Harley-Davidson models.

These Harley heated grip kits come with horrible and confusing instructions. SAVE YOUR MONEY, there is no need to take your Harley-Davidson motorcycle to the dealership to get heated grips installed. Plus, have the pure satisfaction of working on your own Harley.

In this detailed video, you will see diagrams I created so you can fully understand how the heated grips work, are powered, the wire is routed, and why you are connecting wires a certain way.

From our experience, Harley-Davidson has not changed the heated grip kits dating back to 2000. The heated grip kits are very universal in nature. So, the install itself is universal and the only thing that has changed between years/models is exactly where it is recommended you tie into a power source. That's the only thing you'll have to glance at those nasty instructions for.

You will be provided with multiple video files showing different years/models and the power tie in variations. You will quickly determine the minor differences, which will not change the overall heated grip install.

We are constantly updating and filming new bikes in regards to heated grip installs. Any heated grips video purchasers, present, past, or future, will get immediate free access to all new video files.

We get the best of angles for you in high-definition and it's like your right there wrenching with us!

FURTHER INFORMATION:

There is the primary tutorial for installing Harley-Davidson heated grips on 2000-2023 models, as well as select 2024 motorcycles. In 2024, Harley introduced the Street Glide and Road Glide with a completely redesigned fairing, marking significant changes to these models. However, the rest of the touring bikes with fairings remained unchanged, making 2024 a transition year for Harley-Davidson.

There are two main installation videos available—After purchase, simply choose the one that matches your bike. If your model has the older fairing, use the first video. For those with the newly redesigned fairing, the second video is the correct one for your installation.

NOTE: As Harley transitions their line of motorcycles to newer technology, models without a fairing will eventually be using the new 2024 style Harley heated grips, which have one wire with a plug coming out of the end as seen in our 2024 and newer install video file. If you don't have a fairing model, watch both video files after purchase and choose which will work best for your application.

I guarantee you won't find a more thorough Harley heated grips install video anywhere!

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VIDEO-Adjust Harley Davidson Street Glide Touring Rear Air Suspension | Biker Podcast

June 7, 2014 By Ryan Urlacher 6 Comments

Another Free Video By Bikers For Bikers!

VIDEO& BLOG-In this tutorial video I show you how to adjust your rear air suspension on your Harley Davidson touring model. I am using Lurch's 2008 Harley Davidson Street Glide in this video, but the air suspension shocks have been used on many other Harley Davidson touring models over a long period of time. Additionally, in the video and this blog I provide you with a recommended preload settings chart.

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How to adjust Harley Air Suspension Shocks

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Shock Load	Total Weight	Pressure
Solo Rider	up to 160 lbs (0-73 kg)	0-5 psi (0-35 kPa)
Solo Rider	160-200 lbs (73-91 kg)	0-10 psi (0-69 kPa)
Solo Rider	Over 200 lbs (91 kg)	5-10 psi (35-69 kPa)
Rider with passenger weight of	up to 150 lbs (0-68 kg)	20-30 psi (138-207 kPa)
Rider with passenger weight of	over 150 lbs (over 68 kg)	25-35 psi (172-241 kPa)
Maximum GVWR	See Label	40-50 psi (276-345 kPa)

VIDEO-How to Adjust the Clutch Cable Lever on a Harley Davidson

June 5, 2014 By Ryan Urlacher 11 Comments

Save money now. Adjust your cable clutch lever on your Harley Davidson yourself.
Have the pride & satisfaction of working on your own Harley!
Do it in your garage or your workspace!

Another Free Video By Bikers for Bikers

This is a thorough tutorial video on how to adjust your cable clutch lever on your Harley Davidson Motorcycle. This will save you money by not having to take your Harley Davidson to a mechanic. I guarantee you can do this yourself after watching this Free tutorial video..

This video is specifically about making minor adjustments to the “clutch cable” on your Harley Davidson motorcycle, which in turn will adjust how your clutch lever feels. To adjust the actual clutch on your Harley Davidson, check out the completely free tutorial video for that on this page.