#5 To avoid causing a rear end accident when you follow another vehicle:

a) Ride in the right wheel track
b) Stay at least two seconds behind
c) Ride in the left wheel track
d) Tap your brakes lightly

#3 Before you change lanes, you should:

a) Lightly tap your brakes to signal other drivers
b) Signal so that you have the right of way
c) Look over your shoulder

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I am about to order a chromed belt pulley from DNA. HOwever, they got
4 different ones for each model, depending on if it's 65 or 70 teeth,
or 1 1/8" or 1 1/2" Width. Would anyone of you know which one to get
for my Nostalgia? (I compared to a fairly new Fatboy, and my belt was
wider. That's a start...)

Great source of infomation
www.download-manuals.com for all makes of bike and car

My apology for posting a picture on here. I know its not allowed I clicked
on the wrong news group.
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Carl
99 FLSTF
I started out with nothing and
I just about have that paid for

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Dear partners in crime, I am about to install my nacelle on a fatboy.
I have added passing lamps, but with the garage full of some old
screws and junk, I wonder if I really need the installation kit
67897-96B at 45$. What exactly does it do?

regards,

Have 96 flstc with stock tanks. Want to replace with larger capacity
tanks with minimal hassle. Anyone know of aftermarket tanks in 6 or
more gal capacity that will essentially "bolt on" without having to
make modifications to tank, frame or front end. Have been told by HD
shop that many aftermarket tanks are too wide and will limit turning
of front forks. They recommended HD tanks from Nostalgia but that
will only get me an additional 1 gal capacity which would give me
approx 30 more miles per tankful. Stock 96 tanks will let me go about
90-95 miles of local riding between fillups, a bit more on highway.

Avon Venoms, Bridgestone BT45s, or Metzeler ME880s...

Has anyone tried more than two of the above on Sportsters? I'm
looking for a tire that grips like hell on the bends, and makes the
bike handle like a dream... I don't want the rear to wear flat too
quickly, either...

The bike is an 883C. I'll use a 90/90 on the 21" front.

Thanks!

JD

Anyone know what the air pressure should be for Road King (FLHR) air shocks?
In case it matters, I have a 2004 Road King (FLHR).

Tks.
Miqq