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I'm mostly done installing a Chrome front end on my friend Tammy's '01 Road King. I need to now fill the forks. I'm w/o service manual. I read that it takes 11.4 oz of oil. Does anyone know if that is per fork of for both? Also what are the recommended air pressures for the forks and shocks. Thanks.
I only bought 1 pint and I'm not sure it is enough.
I don't want to start putting the nacell together only to rip it apart again. Thanks. Will post a
finished pick. I bike looks sweet.
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