A motorcycle exhaust can reach temperatures up to 900°F (482°C) under normal riding conditions. During aggressive riding or racing, temperatures can soar even higher. Motorcycle enthusiasts and new riders alike often ponder the operating heat of their machine’s exhaust. This…
The Street Glide offers a more streamlined, custom look, while the Electra Glide provides enhanced comfort and touring capabilities. Both are popular Harley-Davidson models designed for long-distance riding. Exploring the iconic Harley-Davidson lineup reveals the Street Glide and Electra Glide…
To make stainless steel shine like chrome, clean it with vinegar and water, then polish it with olive oil or a commercial stainless steel cleaner. Achieving a mirror-like shine on stainless steel surfaces boosts both aesthetics and pride in your…
If your Harley Davidson radio display is not working, first check the fuse and wiring connections. A malfunctioning radio display can result from electrical issues or a faulty display unit. Experiencing issues with your Harley Davidson’s radio display can be…
The 1156 bulb is a single filament bulb used for turn signals, while the 1157 is a dual filament bulb designed for brake lights and turn signals. The main difference between 1156 and 1157 bulbs is the number of filaments;…
A motorcycle with no power, despite a good battery, likely has an electrical or fuel system issue. Common problems include a bad starter relay, faulty ignition switch, clogged fuel filter, or a malfunctioning stator. Experiencing a loss of power on…
To check the oil level on a Harley Davidson Softail, start with the motorcycle on a level surface and in an upright position. Remove the dipstick from the oil tank, wipe it clean, reinsert it, then pull it out again…
AMF Harleys maintain a niche market value, particularly for vintage motorcycle collectors. Their worth hinges on model rarity and condition. Amalgamated Machine Foundry (AMF) bought Harley-Davidson in 1969 and managed the company through a controversial period until 1981. During this…
To remove chrome from motorcycle parts, gently sand the chrome layer or apply a commercial chrome remover. Ensure protective gear is worn during the process. Removing chrome plating from motorcycle components can refresh the appearance of your bike or prepare…
The primary difference between Dyna and Softail models is the design of their suspension systems. Dynas typically have exposed rear shock absorbers, while Softails have hidden suspension to mimic a hardtail look. Harley-Davidson enthusiasts often debate the nuances of their…