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Loose nut on rear tire
- Thread starter SheSpyder
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Lamonster
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SheSpyder said:
Glad you found it. That is the main reason I like to hand was all my bikes. I can't tell you how many times I've found a loose bolt or a broken bracket. This is a v-twin and a v-twin will vibrate the darnedest things loose. Remember lock-tight is your friend. :doorag:
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I purchased one of the first Harley V rods. I trailered it home and discovered the front tire was leaking and would go flat in about 24 hours. I went to remove the wheel to locate the leak and found that the bolt securing it to the forks was only finger tight !! Had it not been for that leaking valve stem I hate to think what might have happened if the bike was rode. Motto to the story is "don't depend on bolts being torqued correctly by anyone other than yourself"
Richard
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