...oil?...what do you mean..oil...these things have oil in them?....

 

When you bought the HD Manual that was the best $$$$ you spent on your bike!!! Great Job doing your own work!!

 

Ah yes, the first step is always admitting...no, wait...wrong website.

WTG! And as one post already stated so well "And so it begins".

 

Very cool!!
You know what is in it and how much. Peace of mind, feels good to do your own.


When I bought my bike the guy selling it said all it needs is a driver.

After I got it home and bought a service manual and started checking things. The oil in the engine was the blackest oil I ever changed.

I was kind of pissed, someone would let it get that dirty, and lie about what was done.


Straightleg

 

Well done

 

blwright, what is next... what do you plan on doing in the future.

 

Thats funny!.....True, but still funny.
Congrats

caass

 

parts manual is also very helpfull

 

And of course, get yourself a good set of torque wrenches... keep an eye on eBay or Craigslist and you can get a decent used Snap On wrench (you'll need both a ft./lb. and an in./lb. wrench). You can get them calibrated for $38 at the Snap On repair center. Well worth the price to use quality tools.

 

Oh, yeah, and did I mention: use Red Line lubricants. Somebody had to say it.