Harley Belt Tension & Wheel Alignment
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มิ.ย. 2023
- How to adjust your belts tension and alignment. This is a part of a video series I did with Lowbrow Customs. You can check them out at www.lowbrowcustoms.com
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I have to say Mr Knoble, you really know your stuff. No arrogant attitude, just pertinent information on HD's. I know UJM's but my LRS is glad I watch your videos. Thank you very much. Really wish you were around the corner.
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Great video thanks! If I may ask..... How the hell did you get the bike up on that bench?
I use a removable ramp. It is less impressive in person than it is on video.
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Gotta ask. How did you get that bike on that stand?
we use a ramp and move the curtains to the machine shop area. It's not as impressive when you see it in person lol
I just got one of those alignment tools for my dyna for the rear wheel and I just wanted to know, I replaced the wheel bearings and rear tire about 200 miles ago but turns out after getting the alignment tool the rear tire was misaligned the whole time. Any chance to overthink if the bearings are bad now or am I overthinking it and the bearings should be good after only riding it for 200 miles that way.
Btw this is on a chain setup. I was riding normal because I had replaced the rear tire and bearings at the same time and was taking it easy for the first 200 miles
It’s probably fine. I think you would have to run the belt too tight longer than that.
What height and brand bare those bars? They look great
They are 12” and I got them from Lowbrow Customs. Lowbrowcustoms.com
@@KnobleMoto thanks, and what model is the seat, looks like one of the le peras?
That is a one off from Saddleman. They don’t sell it. It’s a long story
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Yo do not put tension with the bike on the ground, never
You have to set it at ride height. If you do it with the rear wheel off the ground, it will be too tight when the suspension compresses. Remember the swingarm and the belt don’t pivot on the same axis.
@@KnobleMoto yes to set, in the tightest point with a rider on it, but at the time to add tension the wheel have to be off the ground
@@josecarlosrodriguezb7167 ah. I see what you are saying. You’re right it’s probably good practice to have the adjusters unloaded. Good point 👍
@@KnobleMoto yes it's better if youdo that way because the wheel and the axle can move free, then align the axle with the tool, tighten the bolt at 81nm, down the bike and ride, greetings from Seville, Spain