I screwed up???
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From: ST. Louis
http://www.harley-davidson.com/gma/g...bmLocale=en_US
This pump was designed to allow safe and simple adjustment of the front and rear air suspension on Touring motorcycles. Unlike a bicycle pump or a fuel station air hose, the hand operated pump with controllable "micro bleed" valve allows precise adjustment to air volume, and the "no loss" air connector maintains shock pressure when the fitting is removed. The 4.5" swivel air hose simplifies valve stem attachment. The aluminum housing is compact, lightweight and durable, and fits easily into your bag for "on-the-road" adjustments. The high quality 0-60 psi gauge ensures accurate air pressure.
part number: 54630-03A
For use with Touring Air Suspension components. MSRP US $46.95
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From: denver
I think maybe I blew out my rear air shocks by adding air with my compressor. Now it seems they don't want to hold air for very long. I like to run 10 lbs. for a smooth ride. Is there any hope or do I have to replace them. Don't know if my dealer would warranty them for me or not--probably my fault. If I have to replace them what do you folks recommend? Thanks for your help. And yes being a man I tend to overdo things--if a little is good-more should be better!
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