How Do You Maintain a Harley-Davidson Motorcycle?
How Do You Maintain a Harley-Davidson Motorcycle?
New Harley-Davidson® motorcycles are known for their quality and durability. To keep your Harley-Davidson® running like new, it is important to perform motorcycle maintenance recommended in the owner’s manual which includes checking and changing the engine oil, brake pads, brake fluid, air filter, and oil filter. It is also important to check the tire pressure regularly. Also, keep an eye on the spokes to make sure they are tight and in good condition.
Alternatively, you can bring your motorcycle to the Redline Harley-Davidson® dealership service department for regular maintenance. You can contact our factory-trained technicians by calling to schedule service and discuss appropriate service intervals. By following these simple tips, you can keep your Harley-Davidson® running smoothly for years to come.
Service Checklist
Engine Oil
As any biker knows, keeping your bike in good working order is important. That's why checking oil levels and oil lines, and oil changes are a must. Not only will it help your engine run more smoothly, but it will also help to extend your bike’s lifespan. This type of maintenance is especially important if you ride your Harley-Davidson® motorcycle often.
If you're a Harley-Davidson® owner, in need of Harley-Davidson® service, visit Redline Harley-Davidson® to discuss your maintenance schedule to keep your motorcycle running smoothly and lasting for years to come.
Brakes
It is important to check and change the brake fluid and brake pads in your Harley-Davidson® motorcycles for several reasons. First, brake fluid and pads can degrade over time, causing the brakes to become less effective. Second, if the brake fluid or pads are not changed regularly, they can cause the brakes to wear out prematurely. Finally, if the brake fluid or pads are not changed, they can eventually cause the brakes to fail completely.
Tires
It's important to check your tire tread and tire pressure on your Harley-Davidson® motorcycle regularly for several reasons. First, proper tire tread and pressure help ensure a smooth, safe ride. Secondly, well-maintained tires can help improve fuel economy. Finally, keeping your tires in good condition will help prolong their lifespan.
Spark Plugs
Your Harley-Davidson® motorcycle is a complex machine, and one of its most important components is the spark plugs. These plugs are responsible for igniting the air/fuel mixture in the cylinders, and if they're not working properly, your bike won't run correctly.
It's important to check your spark plugs regularly for corrosion and other damage. If left unchecked, corrosion can cause the plugs to fail and cause serious engine damage. In addition, if your plugs are fouled or damaged, they won't be able to ignite the air/fuel mixture properly, resulting in poor engine performance.
Regularly inspecting and cleaning your spark plugs is one of the most important things you can do to maintain your Harley-Davidson® motorcycle. By keeping an eye on the condition of your plugs, you can avoid costly engine repairs and keep your bike running like a dream.