Jeffrey Smith, Author at Harley Davidson Forums - Page 4 of 9

The drive belt on an Evolution engined Harley Davidson Touring bike is so trouble-free, many people forget all about it. Here’s how to change it when the time comes.

Keep your ride running on the road as long as possible by performing regular maintenance.

If you have ridden your Harley on any long runs, you’ve probably experienced the oily goop dripping out of the air cleaner known as “blow-by.” Fixing it is easy enough, so let’s do it.

Harley Davidson Big Twins have separate oil for the motor, transmission, and primary chain. Don’t forget the primary oil during your regular maintenance routines.

With the modern computer controlled engines on the fuel injected Harley Davidson’s, you need a tuner to get the best performance.

The key switch can be a real puzzler to remove if you don’t have the manual, but here’s the simple way to do it.

Oil light coming on at random? Have you noticed an ugly puddle of oil under your bike? It may be a bad pump.