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I will let you know for sure. I should be able to do them soon. Just a matter of finding the time to do it and get the front brakes bled. Was thinking of doing the bleeding myself but am nervous about messing something up or not bleeding it correctly with the ABS.
I don't use tire sealants. That said, I have looked into them, Ride-On is one of the best. I don't like the mess when changing tires and I use tire pressure monitors (Fobo Bike 2) that I don't want full of sealant.
I don't use tire sealants. That said, I have looked into them, Ride-On is one of the best. I don't like the mess when changing tires and I use tire pressure monitors (Fobo Bike 2) that I don't want full of sealant.
Appreciate the reply.
I use Fobo also. Didnt think it would be a problem with Fobo...here is what Ride On says about TPMS:
2018 114. Wood night prowler cam kit, hand made 2-1,PowerVision tuned.
Originally Posted by LittleJohnny1
Is there a story here, or are we playing 20 questions? I see a nice bike, a nondescript list of parts and a piece of paper I can't read a thing on... How about: which Woods cam, a little about the pipe, and what does the sheet of paper say?
I've been running it on my last two tire changes. I ride a lot, and the prospect of picking up a nail or screw in the tire would just be so irritating and inconvenient that I figure the flat protection of Ride-On is worth it.
Additionally, the glue Harley uses on the Fat Bob wheel weights seems inadequate, several of us reported loose or lost wheel weights, so Ride-On's balancing capability doesn't hurt; it can re-balance your wheel on the fly, helpful if you lose a weight or if your tire wears unevenly.
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