Can they be put on the existing valve stems manually and easily without loosing all the air (Harley Ultra Classic) . Can you thread them on by hand?
906174
Yes these valve stem extensions can easily be installed by hand and you will not loose a significant amount of pressure - very easy to install.
906175
Yes they can. However at least in my case the were a bit tricky due to the wheel itself. After I had them on, I did have to use a set of needle nose to tighten them just enough.. They have worked fine though
906176
They are easy to put on. However, to be sure of a good seal, I used thin nosed Vice Grips to get them good and tight and sprayed the connection with soapy water to be sure they did not leak.
906177
Yes they can be put on by hand, however I sent mine back. After installing them I could not get an accurate pressure reading.
906178
I put them on my road king classic, I have had them for some time they work great, yes you can do by hand I just gave them a half turn to make sure not to have some one take. but easy on and easy to use,
906179
Yes! I have the same bike and they are awesome~! You won't lose air and they make checking the air LOTS easier.!!!
516027
Betty, I agree with the others no adjustments necessary mine works great, the only thing that I have noticed is that the rear cylinder runs a little rich I can tell by the black build up on my muffler tip, my bike runs great.
342452
You need to have the adapter in order to bolt them to the bike as that is how they are mounted. These come with a standard harley adapater. All harley pegs have the same peg mount reguardless of the year or style of bike. They sell different addapters for different models of metric bikes. I put them on my 2003 vtx so i had to buy different addapters. My girlfriend absolutly loves them. My buddies wife liked them so well that she decided he needed to put them on his 1991 harley softail and they bolted right up with the adapters that came with them.
1113052
No, they are not a direct replacement for the stock Harley turn signal, the pair I received only has two wires, so they didn't support the harley running light function, either. Brackets would have to be bought, as well, such as this type - http://www.amazon.com/ISSEC-Relocation-Mounts-Clamps-Harley/dp/B00WMHYHO4/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid;=1432439232&sr;=8-11&keywords;=Fork+mount+for+turn+signals, or brackets fabricated for them. Keep in mind that even with the pre made aftermarket fork brackets, you will have to drill the holes in them a bit bigger for the larger shaft on these lights.
379424
I only used the 1/2" pipe thread to mount the valve. I used a jamb nut from an electrical J box. I slipped the valve into a 1/2" hole in the compressor mounting plate and ran the jamb nut on. I used 1/4" copper tubing to connect the valve. I love this set up. My entire air system is drier.
1364430
Yes these are/can be used to air ride a Harley touring bike. Putting in the new bushings is a chore.
2141097
they are made to go on a handlebar that is .975 in diameter- that would be a pretty big stretch, IF you got them on they would probably split in not too long of time. Maybe try some pipe insulation from the hardware store
1687580
sorry don't know but all it takes is a call to Harley and ask if an air intake from an 06 softail / fatboy is compatible with your modle? hope this helps.
1814493
Yes, but of course you will have to add some air to them initially. They have the same type valve as a mountain bike tire.
265058
I had my Harley dealer.wire mine into my headlight. It comes with the wire to connect. You could most likely do it yourself
1491047
This didn't really work for me with a screw-on supply hose. I didn't try it with anything else. So, it probably works best with a clip-on or push-on. The threads are there mainly to emulate the normal valve stem, I think.
2112594
Yes. they just press on. The valve threads onto the cartrage. Then you open the valve. I'm not sure that using it for motercycle tires would make much sense because of the volume of air needed. But it's an interesting question. It might raise it a couple of pounds.
336668
They do. And you'll need to be sure to get tubes with 60 mm valve stems. Even that's a little short, so you may want to spring for valve extenders.
372999
Not that I remember. I have a bike with presta valve, I hated them. I will change them to tubes with regular valves.
1980934
I believe the ball valve is threaded. But I would assume if you wanted to use hoses you would need an adapter with a "spigot" tip to get hoses put on.
854863
They will work together. Pretty much all slip ons for touring harleys will work with any headers
1341333
I did the same thing, filling race tires with a standard hose and quick connect. It's been some time, but I recall having to put the regulator in to my vise, gently/carefully, but it did break free eventually. I looked at adapters, I seem to recall some issue with those.