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QUESTION 1: WHAT IS THE PRIMARY USE OF YOUR MOTORCYCLE?

Most Common Harley-Davidson Problems (and how to fix them)

Most Common Harley-Davidson Problems (and how to fix them)

Battery won’t hold a charge:


If your battery isn’t holding a charge, it could be caused by age, corrosion, or long storage. This can be fixed by cleaning terminals and, if needed, replacing the battery.

Oil Leaks: 


Oil leaks can happen over time as seals, gaskets, or other engine parts wear out. Harley-Davidson suggests checking your oil level often and changing your oil and filter as recommended.


Charging system issues: 


If your bike’s battery is dying after riding, or the battery warning light is on, this most likely means that your charging system is having issues. A technician can test the stator and voltage regulator to see what needs to be replaced.


Tires:


Always make sure that your motorcycle tires are inflated appropriately. If you are unsure about what they should be inflated to, check the owner's manual.