Harley Steering Head Bearing Adjustment
Bob LaRosa & Mark DiPietroDescription
In this video, Bob and Mark show you how to adjust the neck bearing, or steering stem, on a Road King or Touring model.
They demonstrate basic lubrication maintenance and the technique for removing and cleaning parts of the bearing and carefully reinstalling them.
As always, this job is easier with two people.
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