Motorcycle Safety Inspection - After Service
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You finished your service or upgrade to your Harley-Davidson. Bob walks us through a motorcycle safety inspection; checking fluids, lights, brakes, horn, tire pressure and more. Make sure to do this procedure every time you work on your motorcycle.
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the correct tire pressure is in the owner's manual, not on the sidewall of the tire.
Excellent. The basics the only place to start. I always take the time to visually look the bike over good too. Most of the time I don't find anything but once in a while I do.