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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!

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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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Tutorial-Current Harley Ride Planner Online Software & Smart Phone App-Boom!™ Box Infotainment System

February 26, 2014 By Ryan Urlacher 8 Comments

Everything you need to know about using Harley-Davidson Ride Planner online software. You're missing out if your not planning your trips this way!

Completely map your next trip from any computer or smartphone! Easily download it and upload it onto you external (HD supported) GPS device your built in Harley Boom!™ Box Infotainment System!

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Congratulations! You have landed on the #1 most popular and best-selling Harley-Davidson Ride Planner & Motorcycle Trip Planning Tutorial Video available! The positive feedback from our customers over the years has been overwhelming and I thank all of you!

This is the most thorough step-by-step tutorial video on how to use the most current version of the Harley-Davidson online Ride Planner software & powerful smartphone application. Harley-Davidson Ride Planner is an awesome free online tool and app to plan all your motorcycle trips. Anyone can sign up on the Harley-Davidson website and create a free Ride Planner account with a simple username and password.

HERE ARE TWO OTHER HARLEY BOOM BOX VIDEOS I STRONGLY SUGGEST YOU WATCH BEFORE THIS RIDE PLANNER VIDEO:

If you haven’t used the free Harley-Davidson Ride Planner online software to route and map your next motorcycle ride, we strongly suggest you start and this is the best place to do so online.

We here at Law Abiding Biker Media, Inc. use the Harley Ride Planner to its fullest capabilities to map all our short and long motorcycle trips. Within Ride Planner is a community of riders and it allows me to look at other trips that users have created and the ability for me to share my rides with others. I can even incorporate other riders shared rides right into my own ride.

You can also plan and route a ride and then email it to a friend or easily share it on social media platforms. Those that want to can then store the shared ride plan in their own Harley-Davidson Ride Planner account or even upload it to their own supported GPS unit. So, it is more than just a tool to map and route your next motorcycle ride.

In this Ride Planner tutorial video, I teach you everything you need to know based on my many years of experience using it. You’ll learn to be a master user of the online Ride Planner Software and of the Ride Planner smartphone application. They are both powerful and full of rich features.

There is much to know within the online Ride Planner software and smartphone app and I have taken much time to figure it all out for you. Once you watch this video, you will certainly feel comfortable using Harley Ride Planner to map out your next motorcycle trip.

I start with the basics, so if you don’t consider yourself really “tech savvy” then have no worries. I teach you how to plan a complete motorcycle ride from scratch and then how to upload it to your Harley-Davidson supported external GPS device or directly into the integrated Harley-Davidson Boom!™ Box Infotainment System. I utilize quality HD screen recordings of my desktop computer & smartphone, so it is like you are right with me.

It doesn’t matter if you are using MAC or PC, IOS or Android, as Harley Ride Planner supports them all! I’ve got you covered in this tutorial.

Further, I will show you even the most advanced features if you are so inclined to use them. I also teach you how to work around a few minor Ride Planner bugs and glitches to make your ride planning even easier.

Included with the purchase of this video: I send out updated tutorials as major things change or are updated with the Boom!™ Box system. You will get these free updates as part of my commitment to you.

You will learn how to route a trip, create waypoints, name waypoints, make notes, check distance, check ride time, check weather, preview a ride, manipulate routes and roads, manipulate waypoints, delete waypoints, find other users routed rides, incorporate them into your ride plan, share rides, save rides, bookmark rides, record rides, find dealerships, find restaurants, find gas stations, find events, download rides, upload rides into supported GPS devices or Boom Box, learn my pro tips and tricks, and everything else in between. Harley Ride Planner has a solid user interface and I am here to show you how to use it to its fullest capabilities in this easy to understand video.

Once we create a ride plan, I then teach you how to easily get it from your desktop or laptop computer onto your Harley supported external GPS device or onto your integrated Harley-Davidson Boom Box Infotainment System. Once the planned trip is on your device, you are ready to go. You can store multiple rides on your device, so you are ready to ride for the year.

We go from a desktop computer & smartphone application screen recordings and then straight to a recording while sitting on my Harley Davidson motorcycle. I show you how to upload your ride plans directly into the Harley Davidson Boom Box Infotainment System. I show you additional tips, tricks, and secrets on how to best manage your ride directly from you Boom Box Infotainment System.

So, stop worrying about using this awesome free online tool & start using it. Every motorcycle rider should be using this to plan and route all their motorcycle trips. Let’s all share our awesome rides we create by getting involved with the Harley Ride Planner community!

VIDEO-Install K&N Aircharger Intake System on Harley Davidson |Biker Podcast

February 23, 2014 By Ryan Urlacher Leave a Comment

VIDEO & BLOG-This is a Law Abiding Biker Podcast & Media (LAB) Production. In this video we teach you step by step w/o skipping any steps how to install the K&N Aircharger air intake to your Harley Davidson motorcycle. K&N Part #63-1122P.

You must remap your fuel injection system with a Harley Davidson download at your dealership when changing air intakes or exhaust systems. Or you can buy a product such as the Dyno Jet Power Commander V that hooks to your Electronic Control Module and remaps your fuel injection.

If you choose the Power Commander V, then check out our install tutorial video!

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After watching this video you won't have any problems installing the K&N Aircharger air intake to your Harley Davidson motorcycle. K&N Part #63-1122P.

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LAB-32-These are nothing but “Happy Days”!

February 10, 2014 By Ryan Urlacher Leave a Comment

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PODCAST-In this episode of the Law Abiding Biker/Motorcycle Podcast we talk about an array of topics. Did Fonzie from the TV show Happy Days really ride a motorcycle? Does he ride a motorcycle now? Henry Winkler was the actor that played Fonzie on Happy Days and a character that we all came to know and love. He played the tough “biker” type. Here is a direct link to an article reference Fonzie along with a YouTube link:

We opened the show with a little snippet of an awesome song called “Remember the Name”. You can get it on iTunes and elsewhere.

Song: Remember the name (2005)
Artist: Fort Minor (feat. Styles of Beyond)
Album: The Rising Tied (Deluxe Version)
LINK: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Minor

I found a great video on Facebook. It is an awesome way for bikers/motorcyclists to fold their chaps, so that they take less room in your saddle bags. Additionally, she shows how to roll them and fold them in a way that they then snap together, keeping them rolled tightly. You really must see this video. I shared the video on the Law Abiding Biker Facebook Page and put it below for your viewing.

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We also play a voicemail from a long time supporter of the Law Abiding Biker/Motorcycle Podcast, Greg Gaxiola. Thanks Greg for your continued support!

We go over some ongoing comments on the Law Abiding Biker Media website in reference to my 2014 Street Glide Special review and video. The community is really helping each other out and there is much good information, so check it out! My 2014 Street Glide Special does have adjustable rear shocks. Their is a knob/dial behind the left saddlebag that you can turn to make the suspension softer or firmer. I have not played with this yet, but will in the future and report back. The regular Street Glide has adjustable rear air shocks that you need a bicycle stye pump for. I believe the valve stem to adjust the air shocks is also between the left saddle bag and rear fender. That’s where it was on my 2011 Street Glide anyways.

Last, we review an IOS App called GroupMe. The motorcycle club I am in, Sworn Few Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club, has utilized the GroupMe App since our inception and find it to be a very useful tool for us to conduct all kinds of club business. GroupMe is a free private chatting app. You can set up as many different groups as you want and assign a photo to each. Each person can also assign themselves a photo. Additionally, you can single a person out of a group and then just talk with them one on one.

The GrouMe app has worked flawlessly for our motorcycle club and it is always updated. They have even added some cool new features. You’ll have to listen to this podcast episode to get the whole scoop and review.

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VIDEO-Install replace front fairing speakers on Harley Davidson Touring

January 10, 2014 By Ryan Urlacher 2 Comments

Save money now. Remove the front fairing speakers on your Harley Davidson yourself.
Replace your stock Harley Davidson speakers.
Have the pride & satisfaction of working on your own Harley!
Do it in your garage or your workspace right on the kickstand!

Free Video By Bikers for Bikers

VIDEO-In this video we show you how to remove and replace your stock Harley Davidson front fairing speakers with aftermarket speakers.

First you may want to watch this free video on how to remove your outer front fairing on your Harley touring model.

Remove & install Harley Davidson touring outer front fairing

I took my Harley Boom Audio aftermarket speakers out of my 2011 Harley Street Glide and put the stock speakers back in. This is because I purchased a 2014 Harley Street Glide Special (SGS).

You don't get anything extra by selling or trading your used Harley Davidson with aftermarket speakers installed. I made more money by removing them and selling them separately on Ebay, Amazon, or Craigslist.

You never recoup the money you have invested by selling your Harley or other brand motorcycle with all the aftermarket products you have purchased and installed. However, some products that are labor intensive and may involve much more install/uninstall time may not be worth removing (new handlebars with wiring etc). Pick and choose what is worth removing easily/timely and worthy of getting a great return of investment (ROI) for your time.

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Tutorial Video-How to Install 4 or 2 point docking hardware plates on a 2014 Harley Davidson | Law Abiding Biker Podcast

November 30, 2013 By Ryan Urlacher 2 Comments

VIDEO-This is a Law Abiding Biker/Motorcycle Podcast (LAB Media) Production. In this FREE video we teach you step by step w/o skipping any steps on how to install 4 point or 2 point docking hardware plates to your 2014 Harley Davidson Street Glide Special (FLHXS) or other Harley Davidson touring model. The docking hardware is so that you can then install both a removable luggage rack and removable passenger back rest.

Harley Davidson used the same docking hardware plates from 2009-2013. For 2014 Harley Davidson Touring Models you must purchase and install a new 4 point or 2 point docking hardware plate system.

YOU CAN STILL USE YOUR OLDER MODEL 2009-2013 LUGGAGE RACKS AND BACKRESTS. It is only the docking hardware that changed. Here is a direct link to purchase the new 2014 Harley Davidson 4-point docking hardware kit (part #52300131), which sells for $159.95.

Here is the free video! Enjoy!

Video-How to Remove Harley Davidson Touring Outer Front Fairing | Pre-2014

November 7, 2013 By Ryan Urlacher 4 Comments

Save money now. Remove the front outer fairing on your Harley Davidson yourself.
Have the pride & satisfaction of working on your own Harley!
Do it in your garage or your workspace right on the kickstand!

Free Video By Bikers for Bikers

VIDEO-In this video we show you how to remove the front outer fairing on your pre 2014 Harley Davidson touring class motorcycle. There are many reasons you may want to remove your fairing, such as installing new speakers.

Harley Heated Grips Install Video:

We recently removed the front outer fairing to install heated grips on my 2014 Street Glide Special. I must admit that installing the Harley Davidson brand heated grips was one of the best decisions I have ever made. I also installed a Harley Hammock heated seat on my bike.