Low Country Harley-Davidson

Its best to take the class offered by LCHD. They give you documents to get your license

You Tube "Doc Harley" from low country Harley Davidson. Great classes about any year bike you have.

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No, they only have Harley Davidson Helmets but Cycle Gear right up the road may have H.J.C Helmets.

Vinnie, thank you for reaching out. We do not offer motorcycle rentals at this time.

Fernand, you'd be looking at a twist grip sensor, damaged wiring pins and/or a damaged wire at the neck or under the fuel tank.

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Should be ok

In general any changes you should do for proper operation would be itemized in the instruction list. If you didn't see that you needed to install a larger fuse in the circuit, then chances are pretty good you don't need to. It may be worth reaching out to Hella or the distributor you purchased from for advise on your unit. Sometimes new hardware and electronics come out of the box with a defect.

Must have a mask in side the building.

I would call or go there

Walter, generally speaking you would need to do something to the fuel system when you modify anything with the motorcycle. I can't answer specifically what your bike would need without more information. Give a call to the shop and let's see if we can point you in the right direction.

The spacer serves a few functions that the bearings can't accomplish on their own. During Bearing installation, the spacer positions the bearing properly inside the wheel hub for peak performance. During operation the bearing is designed to handle load/force in it's plane of rotation. The spacer helps support the bearing for all forces applied outside the rotation. For instance, when you lean into a corner, you will have additional side load on the bearings alone. The spacer gives strength while leaning to help with peak performance at all times. There are many reasons the spacers are included in the design of your chassis if you study all the parts that have to come together and align properly for a smooth ride. The real upgrade for sealed bearings over unsealed bearings is the reduction in maintenance during it's service life. Sealed bearings keep all of the dirt and debris out of the bearings and don't need to be repacked with grease periodically. I hope this helps!

We will send your request to Doc and see what he thinks. Stay tuned.

Lynn, I think everyone who answered has covered the answer fairly accurately. However, this isn't always the case. If we trade something in, it usually gets offered for sale on site first. We have had used scooters or mopeds in the past, but only rarely.

There are several ways you can go about "lowering" your seat position on these newer touring models. For Harley branded accessories, you'd be looking at a combination of seat and suspension to get close to that. There are other options if you want to look at different vendors for solutions. It is possible to get the change in the seat feel you are looking for without changing the suspension. This means you could maintain the ride quality and lean angle you probably love about the bike. Please stop buy and see what is available. If you don't find the answer you think you are looking for, ask anyone to get Chad and I'll be happy to help you out.