rear ride height revisited
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My Tri was off 1 1/4 inches low on left side, I went over to the dealership today and they were adjusting it. It has eight bolts, four on each side to adjust the level and ride height. There is a rectangle in the middle of the frame that you reference to level it. Easy to level after you get the tupperware off. You adjust the bike frame to the rear suspension frame, it is slotted on each side. They had a new one on the showroom floor to do next. They also put in the Woods 555 cams and lifters and the Jackpot exhaust system and a Thundermax. I had the header ceramic coated to help with the heat. I already had a Doherty air cleaner on it. Can not wait to pick it up if the weather will just cooperate for a day or so.
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Not sure if it was a HD Service Bulletin number or tech bulletin. I posted word for word what was on the RO. I know that the dealer asked me to wait until after the first of the year as tech services was closed.
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My Tri was off 1 1/4 inches low on left side, I went over to the dealership today and they were adjusting it. It has eight bolts, four on each side to adjust the level and ride height. There is a rectangle in the middle of the frame that you reference to level it. Easy to level after you get the tupperware off. You adjust the bike frame to the rear suspension frame, it is slotted on each side. They had a new one on the showroom floor to do next. They also put in the Woods 555 cams and lifters and the Jackpot exhaust system and a Thundermax. I had the header ceramic coated to help with the heat. I already had a Doherty air cleaner on it. Can not wait to pick it up if the weather will just cooperate for a day or so.
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I have a 2011 Tri Glide with 4000 miles on it. They just delivered it because I had shoulder surgery about 3 weeks ago and can't ride but a few blocks at the moment. Here's my question, I noticed from the back of it, it's 1 inch lower on the left side than the right. My dealer is going to pick it up to look at it but I took it for a spin just in the neighborhood with my wife and on small bumps the trikes left side dips a little more than the right and makes the front end wobble badly on almost every bump. Could the wobble happen because the left rear is dipping more than the right? And what might cause the dip on one side? No air leaks in the shocks and 30lbs. Tires are at the right poundage. Any help would be great!
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09-13-2011 08:49 AM