Rant..........sort of........🤔
Thread Starter
|
Supporter
Joined: Oct 2022
Posts: 379
Likes: 813
From: Kentucky
Rant..........sort of........🤔
I've rode bikes off and on for nearly 40 years.
3 H.D.'s ( pieced cone nose shovelhead, 2002 74" Sportster, and 1999 FL Springer evo. ,wish I still had her) all carbureted and enough wiring to make them go. Loved them all.
My latest acquisition is a 2019 114" Triglide.With 350 miles of wire under the saddle.
My previous bikes were relatively easy to wrench on / tune. I'm a fair mechanic/ parts replacer. Weak at diagnostics.
And I pretty much suck at wiring.
No real complaints about the trike, other than I hardly know where/ or how to do anything to it.
Can't find a factory service manual, yet,
Owners manual is barely adequate.
Catalytic converters, EFI, o2 sensors, on and on.
I reckon I'm just missing simpler times and simpler scooters.
Looking at Used bike sales, it seems folks are holding on to their carbureted EVO's. Lots of twin cams for sale and later models.
Sort of half heartedly looking for an EVO FL Springer. Few and far between and pricey when u find them.
FWIW, bought this triglide , used, from a dealership back in September of this year.
It had 6,400 miles on it. Wife n I have put close to 1,000 mile on it . And the running / passing lights are out.
Thankfully, we bought an extended warranty.
Went against all I stand for. If a feller rides a bike, he should be able to wrench on it.
At the very least, the basics.
I'm done.
Have a blessed day y'all
3 H.D.'s ( pieced cone nose shovelhead, 2002 74" Sportster, and 1999 FL Springer evo. ,wish I still had her) all carbureted and enough wiring to make them go. Loved them all.
My latest acquisition is a 2019 114" Triglide.With 350 miles of wire under the saddle.
My previous bikes were relatively easy to wrench on / tune. I'm a fair mechanic/ parts replacer. Weak at diagnostics.
And I pretty much suck at wiring.
No real complaints about the trike, other than I hardly know where/ or how to do anything to it.
Can't find a factory service manual, yet,
Owners manual is barely adequate.
Catalytic converters, EFI, o2 sensors, on and on.
I reckon I'm just missing simpler times and simpler scooters.
Looking at Used bike sales, it seems folks are holding on to their carbureted EVO's. Lots of twin cams for sale and later models.
Sort of half heartedly looking for an EVO FL Springer. Few and far between and pricey when u find them.
FWIW, bought this triglide , used, from a dealership back in September of this year.
It had 6,400 miles on it. Wife n I have put close to 1,000 mile on it . And the running / passing lights are out.
Thankfully, we bought an extended warranty.
Went against all I stand for. If a feller rides a bike, he should be able to wrench on it.
At the very least, the basics.
I'm done.
Have a blessed day y'all
Thread Starter
|
Supporter
Joined: Oct 2022
Posts: 379
Likes: 813
From: Kentucky
A Service manual was always the first accessory to compliment my bikes.
Worth their weight in gold.
Seasoned HDF Member
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 5,879
Likes: 1,894
From: East Coast, USA
Part Number: Description
94000688: 2019 Touring Models Service Manual
94000549: 2019 Trike Models Service Manual Supplement
94000554: 2019 Touring Models Electrical Diagnostic Manual
94000562: 2019 Trike Models Parts Catalog
Thread Starter
|
Supporter
Joined: Oct 2022
Posts: 379
Likes: 813
From: Kentucky
@KentuckyChristian Did you try asking at your local HD dealer?
Part Number: Description
94000688: 2019 Touring Models Service Manual
94000549: 2019 Trike Models Service Manual Supplement
94000554: 2019 Touring Models Electrical Diagnostic Manual
94000562: 2019 Trike Models Parts Catalog
Part Number: Description
94000688: 2019 Touring Models Service Manual
94000549: 2019 Trike Models Service Manual Supplement
94000554: 2019 Touring Models Electrical Diagnostic Manual
94000562: 2019 Trike Models Parts Catalog
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
