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Video-How to Install Front Fender & Wheel on Harley Davidson-DIY

April 9, 2017 By Ryan Urlacher Leave a Comment

Video-In this free DIY video we show you how to install a front fender and front wheel on a Harley Davidson motorcycle. We did this because the front fender had a dent and we needed to replace it.

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!

Don't forget to check out our older front wheel and fender removal video.

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Harley Boom Box Software Update Version 1.21.0.4-VLOG-46

April 3, 2017 By Ryan Urlacher 12 Comments

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Harley Davidson and Harman Kardon just released Boom!™ Box software update version 1.21.0.4 on March 27, 2017. This comes after software update versions 1.20.3 that was released in January 2017. We have received many inquiries from bikers asking if they should update to this latest version. It is always a good idea to wait and see if an update fixes more than it breaks and let me have some time to test things.

Note: This particular update if for the Boom Box 4.3 Standard, 6.5T Premium, and the CVO 6.5GT systems. I give the go ahead to update to this new Boom Box software update version, 1.21.0.4.

I installed and tested this update for you. As usual, don't expect any miracles and that suddenly all things will be fixed for ever user. They still have a long way to go to get rid of all the problems that persist with the Harley Boom!™ Box Infotainment System. We are all skeptical that they'll ever get the Boom Box working perfectly at this point.

FAQ:

Question: If I get behind on updating my Boom Box software, will I have to go back and install each past update I missed?

Answer: No, you do not have to update incrementally. If you get behind, just grab the latest software update here and install it. It will update everything you need including past updates. There is no access to the older updates from the Harley website anyways.

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Remember; The Harley Boom!™ Box still has many annoying bugs and problems, so don't expect this software update to suddenly fix everything.

If you don't know how to properly update your system software and maps then check out my Official Boom!™ Box Software Update Video.

This update claims to fix the following: (1.21.0.4)

Issues Fixed:

Boom! Box 6.5GT

Date Released: 03/27/2017

Fixes

• Intermittent software lock up caused by long text strings in lists

• Traffic settings missing from setup menu for HDI software

• Intermittent loss of audio and voice recognition after prompt

• Siri not launching consistently if voice recognition is activated

• Software freeze with intermittent USB cable operation

• POI searches “near destination” was searching near current Position

• Unintentional exit from user off mode due to media playing

• High contrast mode fixes, track information, progress bar, and voice recognition commands visible in high contrast mode

• Screen pop-ups not clearing after Bluetooth pairing

• Screen freezes when using older/worn USB cables

• Blank screen occurrence when using navigation and requesting weather information

• Scrolling to last option in list causes an unintentional selection of last option

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The Boom Box & Harley Davidson Ride Planner have been working pretty well together. The Boom Box Navigation has been more stable too! If you aren't using Harley Davidson's Ride Planner to integrate with your Boom!™ Box system then you are [Read more…]

Video-Best Motorcycle Helmet Liner Freshener, Cleaner, Deodorizer-Bike Brite

March 28, 2017 By Ryan Urlacher 2 Comments

Helmet Liner Refreshner

So, if you're a hot weather biker like me you're going to sweat into the liner of your motorcycle helmet. The liner is going to start to stink eventually. Face it, nobody wants to pull the liner from their helmet & put it in the wash every time it starts to smell a little bit.

We did much testing over time to find the absolute best product to freshen and eliminate odors from your motorcycle helmet liner. We wanted to find something that was super easy and fast to use. We are everyday bikers just like you and we wanted something that works in a real world environment.

You need not look any further because after our intensive tests we found the solution!

Helmet Liner Refreshner by Bike Brite is our #1 go to helmet liner deodorizer and freshener. You seriously just spray this product on and wipe dry! Your helmet liner will smell fresh again.

We tested many Bike Brite motorcycle cleaning and detailing products and we liked them so much we brought them right to the Official Law Abiding Biker Store for you!

Helmet Refreshner:

Cleaner and deodorizer for motorcycle helmet liners. Helmet Liner Refreshner cleans, freshens and deodorizes all foam helmet liners. Just spray and wipe dry!

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Video-Motovlog GoPro Hero 5 Black-Audio Microphone Problem-Clicking & Popping-How To Fix-VLOG 44

March 23, 2017 By Ryan Urlacher 2 Comments

Vlog-We use a ton of different video and audio gear here at Law Abiding Biker Media, Inc. We use GoPro action cameras in different situations. I definitely use GoPro cameras when I am filming my Motovlogs on my Harley-Davidson. Make sure you check out my complete Motovlogging Tutorial Video along with the equipment I use.

I recently upgraded my GoPro Hero 4 Silver cameras to the newer GoPro Hero 5 Black cameras. Make sure to check out my video on the GoPro Hero 4 Recall-Audio Thumping, Helicopter, Popping Sounds-Know Before You Buy.

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For many years I used the Sony ECMCS3 Clip style Omnidirectional Stereo Microphone to gather my audio while Motovlogging and it worked great. I ran this microphone to the inside of my Schuberth Helmet. When I got my GoPro Hero 5 Black, I intended to use the same trusted lavalier microphone. Of course, the first thing is that you'll need is a 3.5mm Mic Adapter USB-C power and data extension with 90 Degree connector for the GoPro Hero 5 Black.

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When I did some Motovlog testing with my new GoPro Hero 5 Black, I got back home afterward and viewed the video files. There was an annoying and random popping or clicking sound in the audio. I spent a day checking connections and camera settings to try and get rid of it. I did note that it only happened at higher speeds, such as on the freeway. I absolutely could not get rid of the popping/clicking sounds in the audio.

So, I changed to a different lavalier microphone as a last test. Yes, that was the problem I learned through my testing. I switched to my Giant Squid Audio Lab Omnidirectional Mono Lavalier Microphone. This completely got rid of all the popping and clicking sounds in the audio. The audio was no super clean and this is a great sounding mic with the GoPro Hero 5 Black.

My speculation is that the GoPro Hero 5 black is having problems processing the Sony ECMCS3 lavalier mic as it is “stereo”. The Giant Squick lavalier mic is “mono”, which I believe is why it works without the clicking/popping sounds. It may be an audio peaking/processing issue, as it was only happening at higher speeds. This may be because of the extra audio input from the louder motorcycle engine and higher winds inputting into the lavalier mic and into the GoPro Hero 5 Black. Again, this is only my personal analysis of the audio issues.

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I would also suggest you go into your audio settings on your GoPro Hero 5 and set it to manual mode. Then select “stereo only”. If you leave it in audio auto mode, it is trying to switch between “wind” and “stereo only” and this will also likely cause you audio issues.

Again, I spent an entire day trying to resolve this GoPro Hero 5 audio popping/clicking issue, so I hope this video and article will help other Motovloggers out there.

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Video-Harley Gas/Fuel Tank Removal-With Cross-Over Line | Tutorial-DIY

March 17, 2017 By Ryan Urlacher 4 Comments

Video-In this free DIY video, we show you how to remove the gas/fuel tank from a Harley-Davidson motorcycle with a front cross-over line. We used a 2016 Harley Dyna Low Rider S, but it's the same for any Harley with a cross-over line.

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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!

All you need is to pick the Harley handlebar install video that best fits you. Find all the information here:

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Video-Harley Davidson OEM Wire Signal Connector Molex Harness Plug Removal-How To Take Apart

March 15, 2017 By Ryan Urlacher Leave a Comment

Video-In this free DIY video, we show you how to remove the stock OEM signal type Molex plugs on the ends of may of your wires on your Harley-Davidson motorcycle. It may be necessary to remove these stock plugs for different projects you may be doing on your Harley-Davidson.