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Video-Harley Davidson Clutch Cable Assembly Side Transmission Cover-Remove DIY

June 3, 2017 By Ryan Urlacher Leave a Comment

Video-In this free DIY video we show you how to remove your Harley side transmission cover and an easy way to disconnect & then replace your Harley clutch cable inside. Make sure you have a new side cover gasket ready to go and some oil/fluid to replace what you loose when removing the side transmission cover. There is also a small rubber o-ring you might want to have on hand to replace where the clutch cable enters the side cover. It can get damaged during removal/install. It can be re-used if it looks like it's in good condition.

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Video-Remove Harley Clutch Cable Assembly Under Side Transmission Cover-DIY

2014 & newer Harley Davidson's have hydraulic clutches, so this side transmission cover is just for looks and you'll lose no oil when removing it. There is just a bleeder valve for the hydraulic clutch line hidden behind it.

This particular segment of video is taken directly from our #1 ranked Harley Handlebar install series of videos. If you think this free video of ours is detailed, you really need to see our premium videos! We have you completely covered, regardless of what type or height of handlebars you want to install on your Harley. Trust us, there is no need to take your Harley to a dealership and pay $1,000 to $2,0oo to have them do this for you. You can do it right in your shop or garage, right on the kickstand, and no specialty tools are required.

Bikers around the world are installing the handlebars of their dreams themselves right now on their Harley's while watching our tutorial videos. Have the pure satisfaction of wrenching on your own Harley!

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North American Motor Officers Association-NAMOA-2017-Behind the Scenes-VLOG 47

May 14, 2017 By Ryan Urlacher 2 Comments

Vlog-Those of you that follow me and Law Abiding Biker™ Media know that my full time paying job is as a Law Enforcement Officer (LEO), specifically a Motorcycle “Motor” Officer. That means that I run Law Abiding Biker on the side on my days off. Many of you inquire and are interested in me as a Motor Officer, so I figured now was a good time to share a bit as we have a very spectacular event coming to our local area and I'm helping organize it. I share much more in our Private Patron Member Only Facebook Group, so get signed up.

My local police agency is hosting the 2017 North American Motor Officers Association (NAMOA) conference. We've been planning it for about a year now and have really been buckling down the past months to make it all happen. It looks like near 125 Motors Officers from all different agencies will be attending and competing. There will be all different skill levels and makes of motorcycles. The events are open to the public.

NAMOA is a non-profit organization and the entire yearly conference runs on donations. Yes, Law Abiding Biker also donated to NAMOA to help support this awesome event. You can support NAMOA to by going to their website and donating. The primary goals and objectives of the NAMOA are to provide effective, proficient and uniform police motor operations training; and to encourage safety, participation, cooperation and exchange information between police motor officers and between law enforcement agencies with police motor programs.

The training conference also provides an opportunity for thousands of citizens to watch and interact with police officers from all over the Northwest and beyond. Motor officers often learn new skills they can take home with them which will help them be safer at work.

Many of you ask what Police Motorcycle I am currently riding. The answer is I am assigned a 2013 Harley-Davidson Electra Glide and I have it all ready to rock and roll. I recently put new rear brakes, clutch, and rear tire on it. Everything is feeling good and dialed in.

I handed Law Abiding Biker responsibilities over to Lurch and Big Daddy for the week, as I will be working some very long days during the conference. I'm not only competing but as I said, we have all the hosting agency responsibilities on top if it.

I'm not sure if I will be able to produce and release a follow-up video on NAMOA 2017 due to me being so involved in it. I do have some friends that are going to try and get footage for me. I will try to get some footage should time allow. At a minimum, we'll talk about it in an upcoming podcast episode.

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Video-How to Easily Test Your 12 Volt Motorcycle Battery & Charging System With a Multimeter/Voltmeter | DIY-Guide

May 13, 2017 By Ryan Urlacher Leave a Comment

Video-Is your Harley-Davidson or other brand motorcycle seem to be cranking over slowly when starting? Does your battery seem to be going bad? Not sure whether you should replace your motorcycle battery?

DIY Instructions Here:

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We show you how to easily test your motorcycle battery & charging system using a simple inexpensive digital multimeter right in your very own shop or garage. No need to go running to a dealership to spend money. Be in the know on whether you actually need a new motorcycle battery or not. Or you may find it's not the battery at all and a charging system problem instead.

Your battery may even be holding a charge, but it's the cold cranking amps that may determine if your battery needs replacement.

In this video, we show you how to choose the correct settings on your multimeter & complete all the necessary tests.

Set the multimeter/voltmeter to DC volts (20v range). The particular multimeter listed on this page (left) has an actual 12v setting, making it very easy. Many volt meters might only have a 20v setting, which is the one you should choose and will work the same.

Note: These multimeter settings will be used for all the below motorcycle battery and charging system tests.

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Static Battery Voltage Test:

Make certain you have not recently charged your motorcycle battery. Let it sit for at least an hour after disconnecting it from a charger. Turn on your ignition so your headlights are on and other accessories for about two minutes and then turn the ignition off. This is to get rid of any surface charge.

Place the voltmeter leads to the battery terminals. (positive to positive and negative to negative). A good battery should read between 12.4 to 12.6 volts, 12.6v being optimal. If it reads below those values then your battery is not keeping a full charge.

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Starting Battery Load Test: (cold cranking test)

Next, you'll need to determine the cold cranking power that your battery is capable of.

Place the voltmeter leads to the battery terminals. (positive to positive and negative to negative).

Now, start your motor. Good readings will be above 10v, 9.6v being the absolute lowest you'd want to see. If it drops below the 9.6v, the battery has a very low capacity and should be replaced.

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Charging System Test:

Next, you'll want to determine if your charging system is working and properly feeding your battery when the motorcycle is running.

Place the voltmeter leads to the battery terminals. (positive to positive and negative to negative).

Start your motor and bring the RPM's up to approximately 3,000. You'll want to see a reading of 13.8 to 14.5 volts to know that your stator and regulator/rectifier are operating properly and charging your battery. If not, then you likely have a motorcycle charging system problem.

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Best Practice & Battery Maintenance:

Consider keeping your motorcycle battery on a simple inexpensive battery tender that just plugs into a wall outlet. The tenders come with a pig tail that you can hook permanently to your battery. It just has a positive and negative lead to hook to the battery. Most new Harley's all come with the pigtail already installed. Just plug it in and it maintains your battery.

It's an inexpensive way to assure you get the most life out of your motorcycle battery. Even during the summer warm months you can use it, such as a time you may not be riding for a week or so. The worst thing you can do is just let your motorcycle battery sit without being on a tender for longer periods of time. Who wants to prematurely buy a new expensive motorcycle battery?

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Video-Install 944 Ultra Touring Progressive Shocks on a Harley Davidson | Adjust Sag

May 7, 2017 By Ryan Urlacher Leave a Comment

Video-In this completely free DIY video we show you how to install Progressive shocks on a Harley-Davidson motorcycle. We used a set of Progressive 944 Ultra Touring shocks and installed them on a Harley Street Glide.

These Progressive shocks were specifically designed to deliver a comfortable ride at a 1″ lowered stance. The 944 Ultra Touring shocks utilize all the suspension travel provided by their full-length units, but in a 1″ lowered ride height. The unique Ultra Touring spring combination not only delivers a lowered ride height while it's being ridden, but also while it’s on the side stand.

After we show you how to install the Progressive shocks, we'll show you exactly how to adjust the proper sag so you get the best ride!

Save yourself a ton of money by not having to take your Harley to the dealership to have these types of projects done. You can do this right in your very own shop or garage and right on the kickstand. Plus, have the absolute satisfaction of wrenching on your own Harley!

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Video-Rokker Red Selvage Motorcycle Protective Riding Jeans-Biker Review & Test

April 27, 2017 By Ryan Urlacher Leave a Comment

Video-Many of you Bikaholics out there wear traditional leather chaps to protect your legs from the elements and to give you some limited protection if you were to go down. There is nothing wrong with chaps if that's how you choose to roll. I just don't like the inconvenience of taking them on and off, the bulkiness, and the weight.

I am a rather progressive biker when it comes to equipment and I'm always looking for better things. Especially, things that have style to them and can protect me better than old school traditional motorcycle cruiser gear.

There are an array of companies now making protective riding jeans. They vary in the protective materials they use and in price. These jeans offer protection from the elements and offer so much more protection than chaps if you were to go down on your motorcycle.

In this video, I am focusing on the Rokker Red Selvage Jeans. The Rokker Red Selvage Jeans are made from heavy duty 13.5oz stonewashed selvage denim and feature an internal layer of 100% Schoeller-Dynatec fabric for extreme abrasion resistance. An added benefit of Schoeller-Dynatec is its water repellency and wind-blocking properties to keep you safe and protected from the elements. Rokker Red Selvage Jeans have a protective layer of 100% Schoeller-Dynatec running the entire inside of the jeans, which of course greatly increases the price.

In contrast, jeans such as the Drayko Drift Jeans, which I also reviewed, have protective Military+ Grade DuPont™ Kevlar® and DSM Dyneema® panels just in key areas of the jeans, which keeps the cost down.

The Rokker Red Selvage jeans full interior protective panels did keep my legs warmer than the Drayko Drift jeans limited lining (panels) during cold weather riding. Both jeans were about the same when riding in hot weather and they do breath a bit. They are hotter than regular jeans of course but totally bearable.

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The Rokker philosophy is style and protection without compromise, and the Rokker Red Selvage Jeans achieve both.

Note: We have found the Rokker Red Selvage Jeans to run small and suggest going up one size if you are between sizes.

Features:

Fits similar to a Levi's 510 or Diesel low rise jean
Low waist, straight cut with a slim fitting leg and button fly
Outer material made of the finest 100% cotton, stonewashed Red Selvage denim
Inner material made of 100% Schoeller-Dynatec
Schoeller-Dynatec is non-abrasive, wind resistant and water repellent
Constructed without rivets which could scratch the bike
Easy care (washable at 110° F, ironing after washing increases the water repellency)
Jeans ship in a wooden box with Rokker T-shirt

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Video-Install LED Lights on a Harley-Davidson-Tutorial | Ciro 3D Shock & Awe & Fork Mounted Illuminators

April 22, 2017 By Ryan Urlacher 2 Comments

Video-We show you exactly how to install the Ciro 3D Shock & Awe LED Engine lighting kit on your Harley-Davidson motorcycle. To complete the entire look you should add Fork Mounted Illuminators and a Saddlebag Extension kit. You can add these items at the time of purchase in the Law Abiding Biker Store! The Shock & Awe LED lighting kit can be used on any motorcycle with a 12-volt system. It doesn't matter the make or year of the motorcycle as the kit is very universal. We guarantee you can install these LED lights with the help of our detailed tutorial video.

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The Ciro 3D Fork Mounted Illuminators will work on 2000 and newer FL Harley-Davidson touring models. This is due to the fact that they are shaped to specifically bolt onto those years/models.

Note: The Fork Mounted Illuminators are an add-on and not required to get up & running with the Shock & Awe kit.

The Ciro 3D LED lighting kits come with everything you need for the install. There are the LED light strips, wire extensions, splitters, control/power/Bluetooth box, control knob, 3M double sided sticky tape, and dialectic grease. There are additional bolts, washers, and nuts for the Fork Mounted Illuminators.

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Your first impression when opening up the box is that the product is “quality”. Everything is packaged well. The LED light strips, wires, extensions, and splitters are thick. Other motorcycle LED light kits out there on the market can be very cheap and thin, thus they won't last. The light strips are sealed very well, so moisture will never be a problem.

My favorite thing about the Ciro 3D Shock & Awe kit is that you can add to it later if you like. Every LED strip you put on your bike has another plug on the end to continue on with another LED strip. The main Bluetooth power block has two channels coming out of it. We hooked channel 1 to run the left and right side of the motorcycle and channel 2 to run our front Fork Mounted Illuminators. With the awesome Ciro 3D Shock & Awe intuitive smartphone app, we can have our front wheel LED's a different color/pattern than the main bike LED's.

There is also a control knob that you can mount in a convenient location for controlling different colors and modes of lights. However, the smartphone app allows even more control and makes the LED's programmable.

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Video-How To Use the Sena Cavalry Bluetooth Half Helmet-Bluetooth Sync & Pair

April 10, 2017 By Ryan Urlacher Leave a Comment

Video-Sena was nice enough to send us some Cavalry Bluetooth half helmets for review and testing. In true style, we put these helmets to the ultimate test in a real world biker environment. And we learned how to use the Bluetooth headset system during our testing. I wanted to pass along what we learned in this free tutorial video. I also did an in-depth review of the Cavalry helmet, so make sure you watch that video too.

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In this completely free video, I show you everything you need to know on how to operate the Bluetooth headset system built into the Cavalry half helmet. The headset built in is a Sena 10R. I show you how to pair your smartphone, play music, play radio stations, set station presets, check battery levels, pair with other Cavalry half helmets, menu systems and much more. You can pair with up to three other Cavalry helmets for single or group communications.

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NOTE: You'll definitely want your smartphone perched safely in a Biker Gripper Cell Phone Mount, so you can safely see it while in use with the Sena Cavalry half helmet.

Make certain when you get your Cavalry helmet that you immediately update to the newest software version for correct operation.

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NOTE: The Cavalry helmet does pair with the Sena Freewire Bluetooth transmitter/receiver. When the two are paired, this allows you to have wireless integration with your Harley-Davidson Boom!™ Box Infotainment System. You can give voice commands directly to the Boom Box system and hear anything coming out of the Boom Box such as music and GPS voice directions wirelessly inside your Cavalry helmet.