Yes that sounds right. Take a look at this You Tube video--

On my rig, leanout doesn't change if you add weight to either the bike or the chair. It also doesn't change if I'm on a level surface or a tilted sur...

Cycleman, let us know how they work out on your RT!

It's possible that you've been making a LOT of left turns and hardly any right turns, but it's more likely that you don't have enough leanout. The be...

OH! Great answer! I'm sure you're right. Well if xump and xumping are banned, what about TTT ? Huh, TTT is apparently OK.

Except sometimes there is harm. Steering dampers can certainly be done right, but many are set up in such a way that a hard hit to the front wheel wi...

Cycleman, the Avon AM26 is a good tire but it's tubeless. If you're running a Block K now, then I assume you should only be looking for tube-type tir...

The Heidenau K60 is a round profile moto tire. Also known as the "Scout". The Heidenau square tire you want is the K28. Pic---->

I'm not a Harley guy, but I think your rim is 3x16. Might be 3.5x16. Either way, that's pretty narrow for a car tire. Looking on eBay, it seems like...

Most guys will install an EZ Steer if the bike's steering is too heavy and they need relief. They install a steering damper if they are experiencing ...

The Heidenau is a good tire and so is the Metzeler, but in a 4.00x18 my first choice would be a Avon Safety Mileage MKII Rear Tire. I've not used one...

Wingnut, I've had two accidents. The "big one" is documented in this Ride Report I posted on Adventure Rider---> /p> The 2nd one I've n...

They can take care of your custom brake hoses and rotors too.

Do you really have to pull the caliper to remove the brake pad? In any event, you have to pull the brake pad to replace it anyway, so go ahead and pu...

Pago, I don't think the difference between an H and a V is significant for your rig. Your 1500 lb rig will probably carry less than 500 lbs on the fr...