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Question Posted By: Guest on 9-6-2008

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Make of Bike: harley davidson
Model of Bike road king
Year of Bike 2004
Engine Size 88ci
Other info on Bike 52000 miles
What's your question? front end seems loose. Is it time for neck bearings?
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  1. look into a glide pro it will stablize your ride. www.glide-pro.com or call 619-449-6251 tell em Heath reffered you from Nebraska. good luck. it will work.you'll tell the difference in your ride. By: centurion on: 9-19-2008


  2. simple test is jack your bike up, move your front end to one side or the other if forks flop over it is time to grease and adjust the fork bearings. fairly simple. If bearings will not clamp down time for new races and bearings. Do not just replace the bearings, it will only be a half assed fix. By: MarkGoff on: 9-25-2008


  3. A rolling stone is worth two in the bush, thanks to this airtcle. By: Guest on: 8-7-2011



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