Is this agm with glass mat maintenance free good for a vibrating harley heritage softail? Thanks ahead of time.
1006318
I am using it in a can am atv. It has taken off roadin without any problems. I believe that it will be able to handle the Harley Davidson fine. Good luck and good riding.
1006319
I'm not sure. Mine came with separate acid bottles which I had to add. The problem for me is that after I installed it the battery never would hold a charge & eventually would drop down to 10.64 vdc. I called the company & they wouldn't warrant the battery after 2 months. That sure isn't a very impressive warranty. Needless to say, I'd purchase a different brand. I know Walmart has a better warranty then that!
1084600
It might. I bought the medium for my Heritage Softail and I noticed that on long trips it pushes back a bit and I have to pull it forward. Even with that, it has made a real difference in my comfort on long trips.
1301706
I have experienced this, and have read it in other reviews (the rubber rollers on the tubular track). My opinion is that other than an irritating noise, it doesen't hurt the equipment or performance. Noise coming from the flywheel assembly would be another issue. My first inclination would be to spray silicone lubricant (not petroleum based lubricant) on the rollers, but I seem recalling the instructions advising against "lubricating". Although I can hardly see how silicone would hurt, I want to research this a little more before doing it.
1410075
Sorry, I didn't post my entire results. I ended up replacing the DC motor for the bike twice. The second time was a charm. I now have two good control panels. I would recommend requesting the DC motor. It is not easy to replace, and there are no instructions included with it. I spent a bit of time fiddling with it to make the resistance appropriate.
999389
I found the fat mat to be odor free and exposure to areas that get fairly hot (near exhaust pipes) has not caused any problems. Fat Mat should work well for quieting your dishwasher, I think that I will do the same to mine!
2007594
I have never had an issue with fairing damage and I drop my bike plenty. Will not work with alt bar to my knowledge.
694091
My bike had the exact issue. The part proform suggested was $500 and did not come with a guarantee that the issue would be fixed. The part cost more than the bike. Proform was horrible to deal with. They were insulting and unhelpful. I ended up spending a little over $500 for a new Nordic track. Love the new bike. Sorry to hear you are having the same issue. We took the bike apart and tightened the belt ... Checked everything online for answers ... Nothing worked.
1119806
It would ok but not ideal...It's better than nothing... Your really going to have to sinch it up tight to not have it vibrate. Be careful it doesn't damage your soft top..
1476715
dont know for sure, call Harley if your Softail has the same caliper as a 2006 FLH then they will fit as these pads are for FLH bikes good luck
1802643
Absolutely, i don't think that's a problem, it should be fine. I got mine installed on my UK Laney GC80A 3 years ago and still rollin', but always on flat and smooth surfaces.
2116778
I have a Road Glide. Well if you have experience taking your outer fairing off it won't be hard to install! Make sure if you have a Road Glide to purchase the mount for this amp! It will have the mount plus a longer wire harness! Hardest thing for me was fishing the wire through the inner fairing!
487822
I have this on my Kawasaki Vulcan. The Kawasaki's have a bar that is open for a place in the middle right in front of the windshield. The Harley's I've seen are blocked because the bar goes through the fairing. If yours is like that, it may not work unless you put it on the side, left or right just after the grips/controls. Hope that helps.
465059
If its a late model harley, there is no need, i belive its for older baggers pre 2006. The first set i installed was on a 2011 street glide, all worked perfect, installing now on a 2013 trike.
1295824
I had a black 1979 Harley Fatbob Superglide a long time ago and I used a paste wax once. I found it got caught in every nook and cranny. At the time I used Armorall and it worked great. You just have to make sure not to use any oil on hot pipes as it will "blue" them or stain them if not wiped off. The Collinite (like all pastes) is hard to get out of hard to reach places. Don't know if this helps or not.
407161
Not really sure how answer your question but from my experience is not any more or less than others I tried, I have this one in my Concours 14 and my buddy's ninja 300 and dust is the same as any other copper alloy pads, if you want little to no dust you got go ceramic and I am not sure if they make ceramic pads for bikes!
227915
will it fit a Harley Heritage Softail luggage rack? Seems like all mentioned bikes are touring bikes
1617669
Yes. The one thing that they streamlined between Softails and Dynas are the horn assemblies. Except for the finish on the cover they've remained the same for years. Just add a drop of Loctite when installing and you don't have to worry about over tightening and it won't shake loose.