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Covers: The Harley-Davidson E, EL, ELF, ELS, ES, F, FL, FLE, FLEF, FLF, FLH, FLHF, ELS, FLSP, FS.QUICK REFERENCE DATA CHAPTER ONE / GENERAL INFORMATION Aftermarket equipment / Manual organization / Notes, cautions and warnings / Safety first / Service hints / Serial numbers / Parts and parts numbers / Torque specifications / Fasteners / Lubricants / Gasket sealer / Threadlock / Gasket remover / Expendable supplies / Basic hand tools / Test equipment / Precision measuring tools / Cleaning solvent / Other special tools / Mechanic’s tips / Ball bearing replacement / Oil seals CHAPTER TWO / TROUBLESHOOTING Operating requirements / Troubleshooting instruments / Testing electrical components / Emergency troubleshooting / Engine performance / Electric starting system (1965 Electra-Glide) / Charging system / Voltage regulator (Delco-Remy) / Ignition system / Fuel system / Engine noises / Engine lubrication / Clutch / Transmission / Electrical problems / Excessive vibration / Front suspension and steering / Brake problems
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The motorcycle will be lower to the ground and care should be taken to avoid bottoming, especially over bumps or turns. To maintain proper balanced geometry, we recommend lowering the motorcycle in the rear the same amount as the front (see Harley Davidson application chart). Fork Lowering Kit Supplement The installation of a fork lowering kit does not effect the com- pressed length of the fork. However, we have found that some motorcycles may not have adequate clearance between the fender, fairing and/or accessories.
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