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SERF and SE air cleaner installed, 07 May 2009 03:28 AM
Tuning the SERF Tools required: Small jeweller's phillips head screw to open the unit and adjust the potentiators ('pots'). A sharp ear also. Here is a method to manual (read: non-dyno) tune the SERF on your bike. I've tried it for starters... Tuning: The dials (potentiometers or pots) on the SERF are oriented as follows. Each pot has 10 settings points. | 1 |____| 2 |____| 3 |____ Red LED Yellow LED Green LED | 4 |____| 5 |____| 6 |____ R = Red LED Low rpm range Y = Yellow ...

Riding Brisbane to Sydney , 18 Mar 2021 10:31 AM
Ok - so i did the run from Brisbane to Syney based a lot on the advice from those on the Forum and their replies so thanks in advance  Some comments FYI  - had the cam chain tensioners replaced / SE 204 cams / K and N open style air cleaner installed . Bit more torque than before and worth the cost i thought . - Bought a set of used Belstaff Trialmaster pants and jacket  second hand (made in England i believe) for $80-00 . Tried water on them  under a fullon hose "test" at home and not a drop in...

How to transfer iPod files to iPod/Computer/iTunes (Windows/Mac), 21 Feb 2010 10:36 AM
Do you want to backup your iPod files to your local computer? Do you want to transfer your files from your old iPod to your new one? Do you want to transfer your iPod files to your new iTunes? Do you want to transfer local files to iPod without iTunes? This article is quoted from Wikihow and it shows us how to transfer iPod files to iPod/Computer/iTunes for both Windows and Mac uses. Part 1: How to transfer http://www.topmediasoft.com/ipod-transfer-avcware.html   iPod files to iPod/Comput...

Learn self defence!, 09 Feb 2025 11:56 AM
Depends where and how you live Beags. If you live where there are paralysis ticks, I suggest not getting a long haired one. If you live where it gets over 35°, I suggest not getting one with a squashed up face, vet bills are gonna be expensive, so not Bulldogs or French bulldogs.If it's gonna come inside, don't get a Maremma, it's like living inside a snowdome. If you live where it gets down below 0°, don't get a Chinese crested,  it's gonna want to burrow under your bedcovers. Avoid Chihuahuas ...

Tri-Bar Fender LED Rear Tail Light Lamp For Harley for Softail FXST FXSTB FXSTC, 29 Sep 2023 07:59 AM
Well today I finally got around the fitting an ebay rear fender Tri Bar tail light purchased a wee while back.That's into a 2008 CVO Springer with the 200 rear. Stock OEM LED cluster on that bike from new. My riding mates eventually got sick of the constant "flickering". Slipped the new (Chinese made) unit into the original OEM fitting bracket kit even tho' the newie came with a repeat fitting kit. It was just easier to reuse the original and slip in the new LED cluster unit. First thing...

WEARING OFF, 30 Sep 2019 10:50 PM
Can't help but think is the mystique of owning a harley wearing off  has  the popularity started to wane , what makes me think this  is the fact i know about 5-6 people who  are looking to sell there harleys ,  and more who just don't ride them much , some of these guys never rode much anyway  , but there was always the at least once a month meet up at the pub , mass ride to another pub    taking 4 hrs to do a 100 klm ride ,   ,  they just don't do it anymore , . I know myself   to be honest ...

Heated grips or heated gloves, that is the question., 15 Jun 2018 10:54 AM
I’ve got Heat Demonz grips on my FXR and I also have a set of heated gloves (batteries in the cuff area above the wrist). For context, I used to live in Canada and imported the bike home with me when I returned. You gotta have heated stuff for Canadian riding! Also, no fairing on the FXR. - heated gloves will keep your hands warmer including the all-important finger tips. My heated gloves are insulated so do OK cutting wind chill. Worked well one time at 120km/hr on a Canadian freeway at -3. My ...

Leaked Photo New Lowrider S 110 CI, 18 Feb 2017 10:35 PM
Picked her up yesterday, Sad to let the sporty go, was a fantastic bike that never let me down and went like a shower of shit. I am very interested to see what they try and sell it for. FXDLS was presented very poorly, paw prints all over tins, dusty, and the big buck LED flush mount fuel caps/guage doesn't work for shit. Clutch was so far out of whack you had to pull it to the grip to engage the clutch, shift peg was nearly vertical. Fuck me dead. I'll be taking it back. Also the breaks a...

G'day from TAS, 04 Dec 2015 11:39 PM
Finally I have joined the world of HOG several months ago after a 17 year abscence in the saddle. Having sold my last Jap bike in 1998 and vowing never to buy a bike again until I could afford a Ducati or Harley, I didn't expect it would be that long in between rides.! Until one gorgeous sunny day recently, we are driving across the Derwent bridge toward Hobart and two Rebels riders looking pretty damned cool cruise on past us on an absolutely stunning Breakout and a FatBoy. I stare with drool r...

Skittish Road King, 30 Jun 2015 10:49 AM
Today the bike was in at the workshop for a service, replacement front motor mount & a search for any other loose bits that might be causing problems.. A few things were discovered & fixed as follows: Front Wheel - spacers were installed on the wrong sides which was causing my front brakes to bind. I assume it probably screwed with the alignment of the front wheel in relation to the rear? If this is the case, I assume that this probably wasn't helping my handling exactly? Don't know when t...