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I'd be depressed too if I didn't know how to replace a clutch cable.
I carry the tools to change the clutch cable on the side of the road, including snap ring pliers. Would have to limp into a dealer and buy the cable, but I would change it in their parking lot, lol...
I've never done it before and wish I had the time, experience and tools to fix it myself. Fortunately I have plenty of money.
Life is good
You supposedly have money, but it looks like you took that diamond grating to someone across the railroad tracks to get the hole put in it to be able to put logs through into the 'pit' part. Looks like crap.
So, a few hours ago there I was, side of the road after snapping the clutch cable. After calling around I decided the hell with this, fired her up, walked it into first and did the slow clutch less putt home.
After recently having hotter cams installed (point being it was just at the bike Doc getting adjusted)
Im a bit salty and having sick thoughts.... 200hp thoughts
Looks like you were on Roosevelt road and about to jump onto RT 83. Wild Fire Harley Davidson is not far from there. You could have limped there or they would have been happy to pick you up with a trailer to fix the cable. Glad that you were not left stranded Buddy.
BTW, I ride a Heritage like you do, and before I switched my leather bags for hard bags, I was looking into bag stiffening kits. There are a few out there that would make your bags look new again and they are not expensive.
This is how it looks now with hard bags:
Last edited by Labrador; Sep 27, 2019 at 09:32 AM.
You supposedly have money, but it looks like you took that diamond grating to someone across the railroad tracks to get the hole put in it to be able to put logs through into the 'pit' part. Looks like crap.
Thanks Man, fire pit has held up pretty good after burning about ten cords in 8 years.
It used to look like this since you obviously seem to be intrigued with it.
Looks like you were on Roosevelt road and about to jump onto RT 83. Wild Fire Harley Davidson is not far from there. You could have limped there or they would have been happy to pick you up with a trailer to fix the cable. Glad that you were not left stranded Buddy.
BTW, I ride a Heritage like you do, and before I switched my leather bags for hard bags, I was looking into bag stiffening kits. There are a few out there that would make your bags look new again and they are not expensive.
This is how it looks now with hard bags:
Nice looking bike Man! I called Ray my tow guy (I think he is now out of business) called my wrench, he was out of town, then I did call Wild Fire and their guy was not available. Thus I made the decision to ride it home.
I am a little concerned about the trans, put a new baker 6 speed in her last summer. Am sure it's ok..
Gulp
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