Recommended Products?

[rjrivero]

How about a section where we can discuss recommended products related to motorcycling?

Somewhere we can recommend tools, or tricks for maintenance, etc.

For instance:

Originally Posted by example post

I have had great luck with my manual tire changer.
www.nomartirechanger.com

I just swapped out a 240 on a PM modified Softail Standard.

When you can buy the tires on the internet for cheap, and mount and balance them yourself in your garage, then it pays for itself in no time. If you get together with a few buddies and chip in on it, it pays for itself even faster.

I highly recommend it, especially if you have a couple riding buddies willing to chip in.

[EZE RIDER]

Sounds like a good idea to me.

[TexRod]

That's HORRIBLE idea! I'll see what we can do

[Biker Bill]

This sounds political to me. (cuppy, where is the hiding behind the sofa @??)

[TexRod]

Originally Posted by Biker Bill

This sounds political to me. (cuppy, where is the hiding behind the sofa @??)

LOL

RJ - so far it's fallen on deaf ears. Everyone too busy gearing up for KC.

[sparks'n'dust]

...and we are stuck here, not able to make the trip accross the big pond!!!

I agree though, good idea doc!

[Biker Bill]

RJ how about a shamless plug for the keyless mod?

[Nathang]

In this same vein, I wish I could get other people's experience on replacing handle bars to decide what I need. My '05 LowRider w/ fwd controls doesn't fit me just right, I know I need to either sit closer or have the bars closer, I think I'd prefer to move the bars, but I feel like I'm just guessing at the right fit, and hate to spend money and trouble to see if the fit is right. Feels like an expensive (w/cables) parts crapshoot.

Wish there was a simulator.

[GAZOO!]

Some dealers have this jig where you can try out seat and handlebar combos. Check around.

[TexRod]

http://www.harley-davidsonforums.com...splay.php?f=36