Does anyone have the Lean-Right tool and use it on a Dyna?

I just got one and the website has a section where you choose either the 24" or 19" based on year and model. So I got the one listed for my bike a 2000 FXDX, which was the 19" version and to be used at the front of the frame.

but when I come to use it to fit my forward controls it just didnt seem right. It seem like the bike will be resting on the bottom of the crankcase, I thought I better try and get some wisdom from anyone that has used one on a dyna regularly.

At least I got the forwards fitted anyway and theyre great, but I need some info on this lean-right!

 

What the hell is a lean-right tool - doesn't have anything to do with political persuasion...

 

Sorry I can't help you, but it seems to be a neat idea.

DougJ

 

lean left when needed lean right when needed. if there is a new tool for this please advise lol

 

I think that tool is located at ACE hardware right next to a box of chemlite batteries.

 

no i seen it right around the corner i mean right around the corner from the battereys

 

just kiddin put on lift, jack dyna needs lift kit to lift .

 

malc-f just remember you will sometime take a little ribbing ,sometimes.but there are no dumb questions here. just ask.... alot of quality people here.i have learned alot worked on everything except h.d. most of the time you will get a answer with somebody thats been there done that

 

Well, you asked a valid question......... unfortunately it seems we are all leftist, and don't have the right answer.

Maybe best answer to your post may come from the Lean-Right folks.

DougJ

 

No, wait, I think I get it...bike 'leans-left' on jiffy stand, right? Then, to 'lean-right' you take 'er from the left, off the jiffy, to lean right, right? so then you are totally upright, not leaning left, nor right..kinda' like a politician,maybe...