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Free Video-Install Highway Foot Pegs on a Harley Davidson Motorcycle

March 31, 2015 By Ryan Urlacher 2 Comments

Save money now. Install highway pegs on your Harley Davidson motorcycle.
Have the pride & satisfaction of working on your own Harley!
Do it in your garage or your workspace right on the kickstand!

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VIDEO-This is a tutorial video on how to install highway cruising foot pegs on a Harley Davidson motorcycle. We used a 2012 Harley Road King for this video, but it is the same for most models & you will definitely be able to do this in your garage or workspace. Start saving your money now by not having to rely on a dealership or motorcycle shop for this project. This video is made by bikers for bikers.

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Video-Install Detachable Passenger Backrest & Docking Hardware Kit on Harley Davidson Road King

March 18, 2015 By Ryan Urlacher Leave a Comment

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VIDEO-In this DIY video we show you how to easily install a detachable passenger backrest & a 4 point or 2 point docking hardware kit on a Harley Davidson.

We used a Harley Davidson Road King in this video, but the video will work for an array of different years and models of Harley Davidson's.

If you get the 4 point docking plates you will be able to put an additional luggage rack in addition to the detachable passenger backrest. With the 2 point docking plates you will [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

Free Video By Bikers for Bikers

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.

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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-Install Lithonia Fluorescent Lights in Garage or Shop Ceiling & Review

January 10, 2015 By Ryan Urlacher Leave a Comment

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VIDEO/TUTORIAL/REVIEW: We are always looking for new things to spruce up the Law Abiding Biker® Podcast & Media garage/shop where we work on and film many of our free tutorial videos and our popular for purchase videos. We have wanted better lighting for filming and to see what we are working on. We only had regular light fixtures with four 100 watt bulbs. The light was dim and spread out. It did not have good coverage and we had to use many filming lights for production value.

I had put this project off for some time as we have been super busy. We were setting in to film some major motorcycle tutorial videos and I finally got it done.

I purchased four Lithonia general purpose fluorescent light strip fixtures part #P001834B and paid about $40 each with 2 bulbs included. I was able to get the lighting direct and at a discount through a contractor I know. That means a total of four fixtures and eight bulbs were added to the shop.

In this free tutorial video I assemble, wire, and install Lithonia brand fluorescent lighting to the ceiling of the Law Abiding Biker® Media garage/shop. Save yourself some money and do this project yourself. I highly recommend putting good lighting in your garage or work area. We are super happy with the new fluorescent lighting. It makes filming and working on motorcycles that much better.