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Re: How to remove and replace your rear wheel • Posted in GL1500 DIY Articles by glrider7 |
Okay thanks kindly. I will take the bolt out tomorrow and see what is going on. |
Re: SCMG Pathfinder LED Lights • Posted in GL1800 (2001-2017) Information & Questions by echinus1988 |
Thank you for that. I'm going to try and manually set the lights. No garage right now so I'm working on how to do it. Ride Safe |
Re: How to remove and replace your rear wheel • Posted in GL1500 DIY Articles by Rambozo |
It will just hang from the upper shock mount. |
Re: How to remove and replace your rear wheel • Posted in GL1500 DIY Articles by glrider7 |
Okay so I have always concerned about taking the bolt out complete for fear of the shocck slipping out of place. Is that not possible? |
Re: How to remove and replace your rear wheel • Posted in GL1500 DIY Articles by Rambozo |
Yes, the bolt is a close fit to the shock bushing. Look in the hole to see what is misaligned. You may have to slightly jack up the wheel to get things to line up. Did you dump all the air from your airshock? |
Re: How to remove and replace your rear wheel • Posted in GL1500 DIY Articles by glrider7 |
hey everyone, I'm on my second or third time doing this and the instructions here are fantastic, but evey time I run into the same problem. |
Re: Rear brake issue • Posted in GL1500 Information & Questions by Rambozo |
If it was correct, you would have brakes. :roll: Take the pads out and with the caliper bolted tight, make sure you can slide it back and forth along the pins with your hands. |
Re: First Road trip with a Trailer and both tires went flat. • Posted in Camping and Trailers by Trapper |
Any tirethat runs low on air will run a lot hotter. Not sure if that was the cause or not. Also, my log splitter says it has "high speed tires" but the fine print says rated for max. If 45. |
Re: Hello everybody • Posted in GL1500 Information & Questions by Rambozo |
You may well have to rebuild the carbs. Not sure how your fuel ages and if it leaves behind all the gunk when it dries out. Depending on history it might also be time to change the timing belts. |
Hello everybody • Posted in GL1500 Information & Questions by RIPUneleven |
Greetings everyone. Today I take ownership of my Dad's GL1500 Goldwing. He passed away last year and left me his pride and joy (pictures to come). I have been riding motorcycles since I was 18 (now 44) and currently ride a Harley Streetbob 2014. |
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