costly repairs
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From: Denton County, Tx
RE: costly repairs
By all means - get the manual and do it yourself. Being able to work on a Harley yourself is just one more of the good
reasons to own one. And, it makes a big difference with the ownership experience. Just make sure you read ahead, carefully,
about anything you plan to do and follow the factory specs on torque settings, etc.
And if you get into trouble we're here for you, man!
good luck.
RBN
reasons to own one. And, it makes a big difference with the ownership experience. Just make sure you read ahead, carefully,
about anything you plan to do and follow the factory specs on torque settings, etc.
And if you get into trouble we're here for you, man!
good luck.
RBN
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Joined: Jan 2007
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From: Montana
RE: costly repairs
I just ordered the service manual 2-3 days ago from the
H/D dealership, $60.00 .I plan on doing my own oil changes and
tune-ups and hopefully save some money. I have no formal
mechanical schooling but I would like to learn how to wrench
on the bike.
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