How much does it cost to modify a Harley Davidson Softail?
Pricier – front is around $300+ for parts, rear is $600 plus. This is more difficult and most likely, if you’re reading this, you may want to consider letting the shop do this one. Otherwise, there is some specialized tools to buy, and the rear requires a jack and maybe even a lift.
Are there chain conversion kits for 6 speed Softails?
*Due to clearance limitations, chain conversion kits for 6 speed Softails® are only available with drag race chains Street O-Ring Kits – Front sprockets are steel, rear are made from your choice of lightweight, extremely tough 7075-T6 aircraft quality aluminum, or steel in black and silver zinc or chrome finish.
Can a cruise control be added to a Softail?
Cruise Control: Also, consider all the 2016 Softail models can have cruise control added with just a simple change of the switches. Consider the steady speed up hills, and increased fuel economy to stretch out your fuel stops.
How big are the tires on a Harley Davidson Softail?
We have 2405 /250 Swingarm Conversions for Harley Softail Twin cam motorcycles, Softails, Breakouts, Dynas, Rockers & Sportsters. These 280 & 330 tire motorcycle swingarm kits can be installed only in conjunction with a 20mm secondary belt and can fit up to 12” wide rims.
Where is the Softail on a Harley Davidson?
Softail Shock Adjustment. Positioned horizontally under the motorcycle, the shock is mounted to the frame in the front of the bike and to the swing arm in the rear. As the shock compresses, the bike gets taller. As the shock extends, the bike stands lower. The rear shock spring preload may be adjusted to the total load,…
*Due to clearance limitations, chain conversion kits for 6 speed Softails® are only available with drag race chains Street O-Ring Kits – Front sprockets are steel, rear are made from your choice of lightweight, extremely tough 7075-T6 aircraft quality aluminum, or steel in black and silver zinc or chrome finish.
Where are the shock absorbers on a softail motorcycle?
Softail models feature adjustable rear shock absorbers located beneath the motorcycle. They function opposite of a conventional shock, as they are inverted. Positioned horizontally under the motorcycle, the shock is mounted to the frame in the front of the bike and to the swing arm in the rear.
How big of a wrench do I need to adjust a Harley Softail shock?
Typically, a wrench of this size is too long for this application as you are working under the motorcycle. Mark the shock canister so you have a reference point for adjustment. Remember, note the table in your service manual. It gives you the suggested adjustment for a range of weight from 165lbs, up to 395lbs.