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Soo.. I'm going through my list of things to do to (and buy) for my Ultra tomorrow and remembered that I have a hand pump from my full suspension mountain bikes front air shocks and suspension, and decide to go and see if it will work on my Ultra rear air shocks. Might save a couple of bucks from having to buy the official HD one. It fits and there is 0 psi from when I bought my 09 Ultra last fall. I only drove it a couple of weeks like that but I wondered WTF ? I paid all that money and they didn't even check that. Along with not having the quick disconnect for the battery tender hooked up so I could charge my battery this past winter. I'm beginning to see what you guys are talking about on this forum to do it yourself.
Now I don't feel so bad that I told my wife to use the $300 that I had saved for the initial 1K checkup and go and buy me a J&S lift for christmas so I can do all my own service.
Just pulled mine out of storage last week and the PSI was the same 11# as when i stored it in Nov. I dont think you should be losing any pressure at all over time.
I lost 15 lbs out of mine each week when I first bought it. asked the dealer about it at first service and they said it was normal and found no problems. When I changed my shocks to SG shocks tighteneing all the connections seemd to fix it. Still lose abit over a month, I just check before I go on a long ride.
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