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[Twolanerider]

So, what'd the bike get for Christmas?

[HUBBARD]

So, what'd the bike get for Christmas?

Yeah, 'er 'uh, Twolane,
  Maudie's treatment for her diagnosis could be considered a gift for her, and a stroke of Luck for Ol' HUB.  R&R Heads, Gear Drive Cams, and Re-Map.  The real gift is for me, considering the money it would have cost, to replace that Motor!  Later--HUBBARD

[MJZ]

She is happy, a new Corbin classic solo with V chrome rail. Was expecting a H-D calender so I am thrilled, hate to see the visa bill come in but for now, very joyful. [smiley=banana.gif]

[JR]

My Lil Banana got a race tuner (waiting to see what cams), Chrome/Smoke 10" windshield, New Fairing pouch (58248-96), New Saddlebag Guard Bags (92136-05), Chrome Caliper and Bleeder Covers, Chrome Belt Guard, and a New Rear Tire. I got me some FXRG Leathers instead of heated gear and absolutely Love em!

                                                       [smiley=banana.gif]JR [smiley=banana.gif]

[Grover]

My pumpkin received a heart transplant for Christmas. [smiley=1112.gif]
This all came in last week so it stilll has to be assembled.

Timken bearing conversion, SE Pro stroker crank
S&S 625g geardrive cam assembly, 53mm Horsepower Inc. TB
SE 113 cylinders, 24/37 gearing, HD 6spd trans, New rear tire
Polished head & cylinder fins, Chrome fastener kit for reassembly [smiley=huepfenjump3.gif]

And last but not least...As of 2:00 Christmas Day...A Fiancee for my passanger seat!!

[Twolanerider]

And last but not least...As of 2:00 Christmas Day...A Fiancee for my passanger seat!!

[Grover]

Thank you Twolane.

Who knows; We might have our Honeymoon at Cripple Creek or The Smokies CVO rally. What the hell...maybe two Honeymoons; One at each [smiley=xyxthumbs.gif]

Take Care,

Grover

[hd-dude]

Well, The family was very good to the bike this X-mas [smiley=xyxthumbs.gif].

To keep her battery charged a battery tender Jr.,

To help with the Chrome fix:

• Chrome Inner Primary
• Chrome Oil Filter Mount
• A stainless steel fuel crossover line
• Chrome Fuel tank Hardware
• Chrome Nuetral switch Cover
• Chrome Air Cleaner Backplate

To Keep her Clean:

• Wool Wash Mit
• Harley Sun Wash
• Harley Glaze

And for storage the saddle bag lid organizers.

Now I just need to make some time to put all of the goodies on [smiley=cherry.gif]

[Twolanerider]

Well, The family was very good to the bike this X-mas [smiley=xyxthumbs.gif].

Did you get the crossover line with the coupler disconnect or just the solid line?  The quick coupler is sweet for anyone that's just a little bit lazy (like me).

[hd-dude]

Did you get the crossover line with the coupler disconnect or just the solid line?

[Twolanerider]

Just the solid Cross over line. I did not know they had one with the qyuick disconnect [smiley=nixweiss.gif]

There is such a critter.

[CVOJOE]

New set of FXRG riding gear & H-D gift cert. for the owner/operator.
For the SERK:Stainless steel fuel crossover line; Chrome fuel tank hardware
Chrome air cleaner backplate; Billet saddlebag latch faceplates and Tour-Pak luggage rack. Needed: time to install the stuff.  [smiley=xyxthumbs.gif]

[hd-dude]

There is such a critter.

[Twolanerider]

I have seen those, I thought you were referring to an HD part. My expirience with the EZ flow is that it works well for a while, but they do leak with age

Eyeballing the quick coupler is something that is just part of my normal wash and cleanup routine.  I've only used one of these before on a 2000 Road King.  It lived on that bike for 4 years.  When it was just less than a year in service it did start to dribble a couple of drops one time.  

I just had to release the quick coupler, clean it out with some WD40 and air pressure and it was good to go again.  Over time it had just picked up a little muck and crud.  After that I made it part of my spring start up to uncouple the coupler, spray it and clean it out a bit.  Never gave a moment's trouble for the rest of its life.