I' m going to wait until I can get some cheap on eBay!
Air? I used to snort heaps of this stuff.
But I am an older wiser family man now.
I rarely inhale at all.
Whilst there's no doubt genuine HD air adds both HP and style, I found when using it, my bike tended to veer over to the right hand side of the road. I realised that the cans I was getting from the states were for domestic use only, so be sure to use the stuff made for the international market, but if you already have a stockpile of the domestic version, turn the can round the other way when filling....Not perfect, but it helps.
WTF why do you need HD Autorised Air, I couldnt find any of that stuff so I now run Solid tyres on the Fatboy Lo
WTF, I couldnt find HD Autorised Air so I installed Solid Tyres on my Fatboy Lo :-)
Have a bit of strife getting that one away, Rocky?
Problem solved.
Michelin Airless motorcycle tires (coppied from http://thekneeslider.com/michelin-airless-motorcycle-tires/ 
[Michelin Airless motorcycle tire] Michelin has been working on their Tweel for some time now which is a tire and wheel (“tweel”, get it?) technology that needs no air. They also have an airless tire that mounts on a separate wheel but uses plastic bands for the sides in place of the normal sidewall. You get the flex characteristics of a normal sidewall tire without any air required. Although I had heard of developments for motorcycles, I had not seen any photos. Motoblog.it has been at the Milan show and shot these photos of the Michelin airless motorcycle tire. It doesn’t look quite as radically different as the Tweel except for the fact you’re exposing the inner bands, pretty radical in its own right.
Legend thread!