Fix My Hog?
Fix My Hog?
Hey there guys,
I have a Rocker C but am new to Harley Davidson, although I've worked on a lot of Jap bikes in the past.
I was wondering what you thought of the Fix My Hog program? Is it worth signing up for a subscription? Do you get your money's worth? Are the topics covered practical and usable in everyday biking?
Any info and insight would be greatly appreciated.
All the best.
I have a Rocker C but am new to Harley Davidson, although I've worked on a lot of Jap bikes in the past.
I was wondering what you thought of the Fix My Hog program? Is it worth signing up for a subscription? Do you get your money's worth? Are the topics covered practical and usable in everyday biking?
Any info and insight would be greatly appreciated.
All the best.
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From: Bedford UK
No idea old chap! The factory service manual is essential IMHO and if you come across a particular task you want to tackle, then there are zillions of free videos on line, also the fine folk of HDF. In future post in the appropriate forum for best results, Softail for your bike.
Hey there guys,
Thanks for the input.
I usually do get myself a workshop manual, if I'm planning on holding on to a bike for a while, which I'm definitely planning on doing with my Harley. Unfortunately Harley Davidson won't ship workshop manuals outside the US, and since I'm in the UK I may not be able to get my hands on one. Harley's look relatively easy to work on but the manual would be great to have just in case.
Thanks for the input.
I usually do get myself a workshop manual, if I'm planning on holding on to a bike for a while, which I'm definitely planning on doing with my Harley. Unfortunately Harley Davidson won't ship workshop manuals outside the US, and since I'm in the UK I may not be able to get my hands on one. Harley's look relatively easy to work on but the manual would be great to have just in case.
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Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 45,429
Likes: 2,898
From: Bedford UK
Hey there guys,
Thanks for the input.
I usually do get myself a workshop manual, if I'm planning on holding on to a bike for a while, which I'm definitely planning on doing with my Harley. Unfortunately Harley Davidson won't ship workshop manuals outside the US, and since I'm in the UK I may not be able to get my hands on one. Harley's look relatively easy to work on but the manual would be great to have just in case.
Thanks for the input.
I usually do get myself a workshop manual, if I'm planning on holding on to a bike for a while, which I'm definitely planning on doing with my Harley. Unfortunately Harley Davidson won't ship workshop manuals outside the US, and since I'm in the UK I may not be able to get my hands on one. Harley's look relatively easy to work on but the manual would be great to have just in case.
Hey there grbrown,
To be completely honest I haven't even tried to order a manual via my local Harley dealership. Ok, my face is now very red.
Sorry I came across as being difficult, old bean, that certainly wasn't my intent.
Just realised you're from Bradford, and a HOG geeza. What chapter? If you don't mind me asking.
To be completely honest I haven't even tried to order a manual via my local Harley dealership. Ok, my face is now very red.
Sorry I came across as being difficult, old bean, that certainly wasn't my intent.
Just realised you're from Bradford, and a HOG geeza. What chapter? If you don't mind me asking.
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From: Bedford UK
Bedford, a bit further Sarf! Although a long-standing member of HOG (since before the local Chapters were invented) I don't have a dealer very close by, so don't belong to one. Black Bear at Newmarket is our closest, around 50 miles away, which makes a nice round trip in its own right!
My first Harley was a new 1974 Super Glide and the only dealer in the UK at the time, Fred Warr, supplied my service manual! If you need any advice please ask.
My first Harley was a new 1974 Super Glide and the only dealer in the UK at the time, Fred Warr, supplied my service manual! If you need any advice please ask.
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Bedford, a bit further Sarf! Although a long-standing member of HOG (since before the local Chapters were invented) I don't have a dealer very close by, so don't belong to one. Black Bear at Newmarket is our closest, around 50 miles away, which makes a nice round trip in its own right!
My first Harley was a new 1974 Super Glide and the only dealer in the UK at the time, Fred Warr, supplied my service manual! If you need any advice please ask.
My first Harley was a new 1974 Super Glide and the only dealer in the UK at the time, Fred Warr, supplied my service manual! If you need any advice please ask.
I have to admit this is my first Harley, bought it just last year from Robin Hood Harley. Very very good bunch of blokes in that place, service blew me away! I started riding at 16, 47 this year, but always racer type stuff. Although I did get into muscle bikes the past few years. The Triumph Speed Triple, the original one, is an amazing bike!
But I'm very comfortable on the Hog and plan to enjoy the new relaxed riding attitude I have for a long time to come.
Thanks very much for the offer of advice, it's very much appreciated, I have a feeling I might take you up on that from time to time.
All the best.
Rob.
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