Dyna S Lounge: FXDL-S
Cruiser
Joined: Aug 2016
Posts: 232
Likes: 59
From: Round Rock TX
This is my Dyna S. Lucky Daves Seat and Bars, HCP rotors up front, Works 13.5" rear and Works Cartridge up front, Bassani Road Rage 2 B1, TTS tune, Conely's 14" fairing, Bung King Crash bars, Chain Drive Set up, JW speaker adaptive headlight, and a lot more in the next month or so it will be a 117 with some special goodies. But I have got to say this bike is nice I think its the best thing Harley has done in a long time. There are some beautiful bikes on this post Good job guys.
This is my Dyna S. Lucky Daves Seat and Bars, HCP rotors up front, Works 13.5" rear and Works Cartridge up front, Bassani Road Rage 2 B1, TTS tune, Conely's 14" fairing, Bung King Crash bars, Chain Drive Set up, JW speaker adaptive headlight, and a lot more in the next month or so it will be a 117 with some special goodies. But I have got to say this bike is nice I think its the best thing Harley has done in a long time. There are some beautiful bikes on this post Good job guys.
Club Member
Joined: Oct 2011
Posts: 11,175
Likes: 2,483
From: Nor Cal
I have read on these forums that the brake pads do not completely touch the brake disc when using the brembos on none brembo bikes. Something to do with the location of the mounts on the forks.
Can you please tell us if your pads are running on the complet surface of the disc ? If the caliper sits to high the top part of the pads do not run on the disc or maybe the angle of the caliper, cant recall what it was.
Thanks
Can you please tell us if your pads are running on the complet surface of the disc ? If the caliper sits to high the top part of the pads do not run on the disc or maybe the angle of the caliper, cant recall what it was.
Thanks
Thus you don't see it a lot on 06-later Dynas
The Poster should expect the Unswept area shown below to be eliminated and possibly the the pad to overhang the rotor slightly or least into the Radiused/Chamfered outer diameter. Either of which is not an ideal situation
Novice
Joined: Sep 2016
Posts: 24
Likes: 9
From: Raytown, MO
@JustNick
Which exact fairing did you get for you FXDLS? I have beeen having troubles finding one that fits well on our bike and do not want to buy the wrong one.
BTW, you are right, these are some great rides HD put out. I had the pleasure of being off a whole week after buying mine brand new. Took me 4 days to put on over 1000 miles. It was awesome.
Which exact fairing did you get for you FXDLS? I have beeen having troubles finding one that fits well on our bike and do not want to buy the wrong one.
BTW, you are right, these are some great rides HD put out. I had the pleasure of being off a whole week after buying mine brand new. Took me 4 days to put on over 1000 miles. It was awesome.
Cruiser
Joined: Jan 2015
Posts: 210
Likes: 128
From: Chicagoland
Anyone else having issues with oil coming out from the rear rocker box area. I have changed the oil on my bike a few times already, I very, very carefully measured how much oil I put in. So I know for fact it is not over filled.
Oil appears to be coming out of the air intake area, as well as at the rear of the rear cylinder rocker box gasket.
A little irritating having this issue already, I just traded in my Iron 883 that I beat the snot out of and never skipped a beat.
Oil appears to be coming out of the air intake area, as well as at the rear of the rear cylinder rocker box gasket.
A little irritating having this issue already, I just traded in my Iron 883 that I beat the snot out of and never skipped a beat.
Cruiser
Joined: Aug 2016
Posts: 232
Likes: 59
From: Round Rock TX
@averagegeekinkc
Its the Conely's Retro T-Sport Fairing 14" for 49mm I had to remove all the mounting hardware from the Harley fairing and the conely's bolted right up and it is adjustable so you can put it right where you want it.
Its the Conely's Retro T-Sport Fairing 14" for 49mm I had to remove all the mounting hardware from the Harley fairing and the conely's bolted right up and it is adjustable so you can put it right where you want it.
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Intermediate
Joined: Sep 2016
Posts: 31
Likes: 2
From: Florida
I did some hard braking practice on mine right away and the brakes are awesome now.
Club Member
Joined: Apr 2016
Posts: 11,531
Likes: 8,368
From: Inland NW
Anyone else having issues with oil coming out from the rear rocker box area. I have changed the oil on my bike a few times already, I very, very carefully measured how much oil I put in. So I know for fact it is not over filled.
Oil appears to be coming out of the air intake area, as well as at the rear of the rear cylinder rocker box gasket.
A little irritating having this issue already, I just traded in my Iron 883 that I beat the snot out of and never skipped a beat.
Oil appears to be coming out of the air intake area, as well as at the rear of the rear cylinder rocker box gasket.
A little irritating having this issue already, I just traded in my Iron 883 that I beat the snot out of and never skipped a beat.
No, no leaks on mine.