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Choppy is absolutely right,... get the Lojack direct from Lojack. On the warranty:The bike is/was priced with two years built in. I was able to swing the throw-in on the extra 5 years,(did not finance it) so I wouldn't know about the "value" of it, but if I would have paid, its already paid for...

Don't be blinded by science,... all you need to know is that it works. Actually I did read my owner's manual over supper the day I got it and didn't ride another mile until I finished it and it does give the option of using synthetic.... but you wouldn't know that. My HD dealer likes me just...

Don't be blinded by science,... all you need to know is that it works. Actually I did read my owner's manual over supper the day I got it and didn't ride another mile until I finished it and it does give the option of using synthetic.... but you wouldn't know that. My HD dealer likes me just...

You named it,... Yamaha makes 'em. There are too many MODELS to list here....

Oh man,.... you are a glutton for punishment aren't you? This is the one place that all the Harley haters will come out with their mouths foaming to get the chance to indoctrinate a new rider. That being said: If you are an average sized guy the 883 iron or otherwise is a fine choice for a first...

I tell you up front I am not impartial,.. It sounds like you already have your mind made up, but hey, not so fast. The Victory puts itself out there as "The New American Motorcycle", but its not. The ownwership of Victory heavily lobbied JDPower for a meaningless distinction. Every single part...

I live in a dirt poor farming community in north Texas and cannot get in to town very often,... I get my Yamaha parts for a 2001 Kodiak here: http://www.motorcyclepartsdepot.com/ Hope this helps...

Your best resource for such a thing is: http://www.yamaha-motor.com/sport/parts/home.aspx From there you can register in to "my Yamaha" and order an owners, or service manual.... I got a service manual for a 2001 Kodiak.

Surely in one of the many HD forums someone has posed this question and someone else has shared the file with them. If not, perhaps someone in this group has a service manual that they would be willing to scan, upload and email to you. I have a service manual for a 2006, but have no scanner...

Not much,...the GV has a few more bells and whistles and has more luxury. The T&C is trimmed out in a more rural lifestyle amenities. It all depends on what your needs are... happy hunting

Well,.. I'm not at all sure what a "witch" motorcycle is. I can tell you "which" motorcycle is the king of all motorcycling, but I won't..(you already know,and said it), and you asked this loaded question knowing its a can of worms. I suspect you simply want to stir up the harley haters..... A...

Stuck thermostat,... replace.

J&P cycles.... they got it all,

No man,... The Harley snobs are definitely in the minority. If a guy thinks he's gotta ride a Harley to fit in, then its like some people have said: if its gotta be explained to you, you wouldn't understand. Its the same with the wave bike riders do when passing going opposite directions; I...

This little idler pulley/tensioner is not expensive and if that square hole is boogered up, (how'd you manage that?) then a pry bar against it will either crack or break the pulley or egg shape (ruin) it... Don't bother looking for it at autozone. Try NAPA, or a salvage yard. If the bracket is...

63798-99,(chrome)......63731-99,(black) I recommend the K&N KN171-C. It exceeds factory specs and will not void ant warranty. Some guys swear by 'em,... I just use the K&N because it has a 17mm head to grab on the end, and the chrome seems a little clearer than a stock harley filter.

The term "Ford 9 inch" refers to the size of the worm gear inside. The Ford 9 inch is the desired rear end for hot rods because its very very tough and able to handle major amounts of power without spitting out parts on the ground. It is also highly adaptable with every gear ratio combination...

If you like sportbikes the conventional wisdom has been the Kawasaki Nijna 250. By far the best choice in a beginners ride is the Honda Rebel 250, or the Yamaha V-Star 250. The cruisers have a lower seat height, a lower center of gravity, are easier to ride and control and are generally less...

The gravel thing is a tried and true way to get the crud out of that tank... It doesn't happen quickly though. Get ready to shake your self silly. It may take several tries... and a small bucket of gravel. Make sure its very small stones, and maybe add some sandbox style clean sand. Rinse VERY...

A rebel with only 300..... you're getting a bike that isn't even close to being broke in. Unless its been beat on real hard (you would notice) you will get great service out of it. Ride safe. Stay alive. Don't give motorcycling a bad name...