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Can you post a link to the kit you have? No one will be able to help if we don't know what you have. Or at minimum, tell us what you have, brand and kit #. With some info we may be able to help you.

The answers below all give you the best sites available...but just remember, with the economy the way it is right now, it is a BUYERS' MARKET, there a tons of used bikes on the market right now. Most people think they can sell their bikes for what they are wrth, most used bikes right now are in...

Dennis O is right on the money. Just go to your HD Dealer with the year and model of your bike, they can look up the paint code for you.

Very stupid idea!!! Fisrt off, if YOU don't know how to do it, DON'T. This is not easy. In order to do this, the forks must be completely rebuilt using new extended length tubes. If all you do is install extended tubes, it will raise the front end of the bike up, changing the frame geometry and...

The above answer is pretty close depending on the model. The average between the highest priced and lowest priced is very close to what is listed. EDIT: Do not give one ounce of credence to any poster whose avatar rhymes with fart. He does not own or even ride a motorcycle. He knows absolutely...

Generally....the rear tire has it's valve stem on the brake side this is to keep you from getting grease on you from the sprocket when checking tire pressure). But on SOME models, they did put it on the sprocket side. It's really kind of hard to screw this one up. The brake rotor bolt holes are...

Yes they will, but it will require a little work. You will have to have the bearings/races on the left case and crank sprocket shaft replaced and the end play properly set. You will also have to have the cam and pinion gears mated to each other, either replace the cam and get the correct pinion...

As I am a Harley Technician, I can tell you that MOST HD dealers won't take your bike in on trade, with today's economy, they are having a hard time selling their bikes as it is. IF they were to take a Honda in on trade, they will only give you about 25% of what you could get for it by selling...

As I am a Harley Technician, I can tell you that MOST HD dealers won't take your bike in on trade, with today's economy, they are having a hard time selling their bikes as it is. IF they were to take a Honda in on trade, they will only give you about 25% of what you could get for it by selling...

The 883 is an excellent starter bike and is easily made for 2 people by adding a passenger pad and pegs or just changing to a 2-up seat. The bike isn't too heavy, handles well, rides comfortable, and has all the power needed for a beginner rider (not too little and not too much). Once you are...