I’ve now seen dozens of videos this guy has put up and the quality of content on this channel is outstanding. Very glad I came across it.

This is the best, most comprehensive how to video I've seen on KZread. I'll be a new subscriber, thank you.

@Moonfleet41

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind words Sir.. Welcome aboard.

I just had these shocks installed on my '04 Harley Night Train after watching this video and man, what a difference! My girl is enjoying the ride once again after suffering a painful jolt to her spine from an unforseen pothole! I did my research and truly believe these are the best shocks for this model! Thanks again for posting this video!🏍

@Moonfleet41

3 жыл бұрын

Hi buddy, I'm so glad that you find the improvement, Softails have always been a little lacking on their rear suspension, and with the price of Harleys it's no surprise they had to abandon the old platform and go to the new Softail style, it's important for not just comfort, but the safety of control, as the roads around us gradually get worse over the years... ride safe both of you and have a great week!

Excellent video. Direct, explicit, moving along at a great pace, no unnecessary chatter, excellent lighting in the tight spots and nice music in the back ground. A superb job all around. Thank You.

@Moonfleet41

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it, much appreciate your kind comments!

Man, I wish you still had this bike! I have an 03 Anniversary and I’ve really benefited from these vids, Del.

Thank you so much for this video! This gave me the confidence to do my own. But, I'm here to tell you, it was NOT easy breaking the bolts free. And I sprayed them with WD40 several times over a couple weeks. But in then end, I was triumphant and now have new shocks on my 2006 Fatboy. Thank you again!

@Moonfleet41

3 жыл бұрын

Most welcome, glad it helped you Sir, sounds like you had a real challenge with it there, but I always reckon that makes the job all the more satisfying when you get it done!

@SplitHairz

Жыл бұрын

@@Moonfleet41 Your channel is great. One suggestion...list links for the parts and tolls you use?

I had one of my progressive shocks come loose on my 93 Heritage softail and hadn’t really ever dealt with them since they were already on the bike. Didn’t really know the setup and all. I had already put the bolt back and tightened the shock. This video really helped me to understand how they were installed and the torque setting. Very thorough and well done. Thanks

@Moonfleet41

3 жыл бұрын

Most welcome Doug, im glad it helped you out.

You were right about not enough videos on this project on the internet. Thankfully found your video and I'm about to tackle replacing my 2000 Fatboy shocks. I feel confident after watching your video that I'll be able to accomplish it without too much difficulty. Will let you know how it turns out.

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thats cool Mazz, good lick with it, dont feel you are alone.. drop me a line if you get stuck or if there is anything confusing.. strange ground is always a journey of discovery aye.... take care.. Del.

Nice video. I've bought my first Harley a month ago. It's a FLST '89 custom fatboy. Since i'm a compleet novice at mechanics, I find your video's very educational. Lot's of tip 'n tricks. I want to thanks you for these nice video's. Greetings Dennis from the Netherlands.

This is a great video - will be very useful when I get the scratch together to upgrade the suspension on my FLSTC. I also bought the wrench from HD and used it and found it to be a royal PITA. Looking for a better solution, I stumbled on the use of a rubber strap wrench. Wrap that thin around the canister portion of the shock, hold the 9/16" wrench on the shaft and have a go at it. Works sooooo much better for me!

Love your videos Del, you explain everything so well and it's like your only talking to me and you don't talk down to anyone unlike some other KZread videos I've watched and quickly turned off. 👍🏻

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Peter, that is really kind of you, and we're so glad you enjoy the videos, we try to do them step by step and pass on the knowledge, and also (we hope!) alllows viewers to follow them and do a job successfully themselves, you're feedback is much appreciated, all the best, D&P!

Love your videos! Today did the oil change with a purge as per other video. Best oil change i ever did! Thank you! Just a reminder, dont forget to replace those two cam chain tensioners and check the crank run out.

I love the way you explain everything.

Nice vid!...I hung the rear of my 93 Softail from the floor joists and swapped them out...lol

@chromecuty

4 жыл бұрын

just bought my 2nd softtail. 1st was a '96 , 2nd one is a '93! I noticed the shocks are terrible, getting ready to upgrade to new suspension

Cheers for posting this up as it really shows you what`s involved including for novice mechanics as it`s so well explained. I`ve worked on hundreds of bikes over the years but only a handful of Harley`s. Your softail series is most helpful and keep up the great work. I`ve actually posted up links to the softail series on the fatboy uk owners site on facebook as I was so impressed and that`s from someone who`s been working on bikes for the last 35yrs and used to have his own bike workshop business. Cheers, Matt

@Moonfleet41

5 жыл бұрын

Glad the series could help you in some way matt, and thank you for yo0ur kind support with posting the links, it's always good to hear the videos get shared and passed around to other can benefit too.... Thanks again buddy, and keep in touch.. Del.

love the music in the recent videos! much more relaxing than the stuff you've used in the past. Belt drive is great sometimes eh - on a lot of bikes (mine) that area gets covered in chain gunge!

Bro!!! That was by far the most descriptive and practical instructional video that I have seen yet. Great job to you and also to the camera girl, catching all the important angles!!! ML&R

@Moonfleet41

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it helped you brother, and thank you for the great feedback, we really appreciate that.. Im lucky to have a camera girl who knows her way around a garage and knows that to capture.. Take care and have a good weekend. Del.

Great, clear explanation of how shortening/lengthening the shocks raise/lower the bike's height. Thank you !

Thanks for uploading. Used this to install some progressive shocks. Worked great

Hey Delboy! Happy New Year brother! Another outstanding video! I always enjoy watching your excellent Harley Davidson videos. I own a 03' FLSTCI. You always do such a great job of explaining the ins and outs of everything providing the viewer with a much greater depth of understanding of the intended engineering & mechanics of the Harley motorcycle & how it is supposed to function synergistically, I always learn so much from your expert, easy to understand tutelage. Your Misses also does quite a nice job of video recording your episodes especially in those tight areas where it is difficult to see. A+++

@Moonfleet41

5 жыл бұрын

Hi John.. Thank you so much indeed sir for your wonderful and kind praise, its an honour to be so highly regarded. I hav always had a passion for Harleys, and they are so easy to understand, the tech hasn't really advanced that much in the last 100 years and that suits me just fine... also with some of the utterly insane mileages that some bikes have reached they are surely a bike for your whole life.. they do have some strange and odd traits that will drive you mad, but i fogive them that because i know that the Harley you buy today will still be worth the money you paid for it in ten years time... what other vehicle can you ever say that about... Take care and keep in touch.. Del.

This is just a really good video. He explains some, not so obvious geometry in simple terms. They have good quality camera moves, Excellent! Thank you for producing.

@Moonfleet41

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you most kindly Sir !

I like the spacers on the YSS, I put on the Progressive 422's and they made a world of difference for rebound.

Del, thank you very much for all your work to share your knowledge on KZread! I have a couple of HD's and the one that is my baby is my 2005 Anniversary Edition Fatboy (Golden Boy). I'm going to do some more research but I have been thinking about suspension upgrades. Again, great video and thanks for your work (hard work) in sharing with us all. Ride Safe! Brian - Denver, CO, USA.

@Moonfleet41

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Brian, great to hear from you Sir, and a gold anniversary FatBoy is an icon, my 05 Fatboy was the regular anniversary model, but the gold one is seriously rare, most people don't realise they're 1550cc and the badges alone are priceless these days as they're impossible to find now, so take care of her, as I'm sure you do! You'll love the YSS shocks if you're going to fit them, they're a great upgrade and will smooth out the slightly harsh feel on the small ripples in an unkept road, and best of all, on a long fast sweeping bend, it can keep that terrifying death weave from developing, which Softails can suffer with. Ride safe and keep in touch buddy, all the best, Del

Howzit Del, great video, I've been putting off upgrading the Wife's Deluxe, as I was worried at the ease of access and complexity in changing the shocks, you've made it less daunting. Thanks Bud.

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

hey Marc.. Howit... yes, its a simple job.. just the problems of getting under the bike and supporting it... but all you need is a trolley jack, and a few wooden blocks.. Good luck my broer

good informative video. Brought back good memories of doing a similar job many years ago and not having a lift available we used our Hy-Mac 580C excavator to dangle the bike off. worked well cos the hy-mac didn't get tired

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Ha ha.. every man should have an excavator in his life....lol!

@-MrRichBiker1967

Жыл бұрын

Lmao

I love that you got a Softie!!! My favorite/dream bike which I hope to have one day. I always wondered how Softail shocks were done, very nice vid!

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy, don't wait spend too long waiting for your dreams... life is too short buddy, and Harley make it easier than ever to get on the bike you want, and the best thing with Harley Davidsons, is they retain their value better than any other vehicle on earth! The price you pay new, is practically the price you will get back for it in 10yrs time, provided you look after it... and you can't say that about much these days!

I am a new softail owner and I really appreciate all your knowledge. Thank you so much. From the USA.

@Moonfleet41

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you most kindly Charles, Welcome aboard sir, and enjoy the videos..

Thanks for the video, this helped a lot. I just ordered new ones and will change mine this winter.

Once again amazing informational video Del and Penny, thank you.

I just fiund your vids on youtube and have been watching like a mad man ! I love what you're doing! Keep it up ! Thank you.

@Moonfleet41

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Gary, you're very welcome mate.

Yes finally somebody Showing how to takeoff and install without getting the manual out I love the video big A+ thank you so much for making it really helped thanks again Dave

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome!

Hiya Del & Penny, Another real professionally done video guys. Can really notice the change over the years. Been able to catch up today, on the videos I haven't seen over the last 2 weeks, after being away in Scotland. And while there, I pointed a few folks in this direction..'See you' at the weekend. Take it easy guys. Al.

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you, hope you had a good trip... back on the build this Sat!

Good video mate! You guys are getting really good at this stuff!

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Mackie, appreciate your kind words - see ya soon!

@-MrRichBiker1967

5 жыл бұрын

getting?? he was born GOOD!

Great Vid, have just rebuilt front end of my soft tail, new wheel, twin disc's etc, now you've made me think about the rear end, the wife ain't happy lol

Great video. I am keen and confident I can put my new Butubo shocks on now. Thanks!

Absolutely The BEST 👌 video ever on softail shocks! Thank you for the step by step clear instruction and the why.

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

You're most welcome sir. Glad it was helpful!

Have seen other people do this same swap, but none were as informative as you were. Nice job and Thanks. Take Care Brother

@Moonfleet41

10 ай бұрын

Thank you for your kind feedback brother..Glad it helped!

Hi Del & Penny, fantastic delivery once again, great explanation, great camera work too Penny, keep up the fantastic work guy's.

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Colin... much appreciate matey, its a lot more work now, so great to get the feedback..!

Great video. Very helpful and in easy to understand steps. Good work.👍

Awesome channel! Makes videos were anyone can understand them! Thanks for making my day! Very through in his videos! Takes all the extra steps to do the job right the first time!👍

@Moonfleet41

Жыл бұрын

Wow, thank you for your kind and generous words of support.

This was a great informative video! Thanks for making it as I am about to change my softail shocks and was looking for pointers.

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful mate, best of of luck with your projects!

Another great how too del keep em coming buddy 👍

You guys are really good. Thanks for sharing your expertice!

Hey Del, Thank you for another great instructional video. I'm anxiously waiting for which was a awful winter to finally melt away . I have a 2003 FatBoy and your correct that the stock shocks have their limitations. I'm thankful for your video and once we lose all of this white crap I think I'll look into a upgrade. Thank you to you and your lovely camera woman.

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Hi buddy, yes indeed, Penny puts in a lot of effort, and makes me look good, and let's face it, I need all the help I can get lol ! Horrible waiting for spring ain't it?? But don't worry, couple of rides in the sunshine and the winter literally melts away!

Excellent buddy, thanks for this. Was always curious about the tech specs around Softail shocks.

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Hi Scott, good to hear from ya, they are a funny ol' design aye, but still my favourite Harley model!

Great video! I am happy to see Harley videos again, and I like you new drill press!

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy, no mods to do for a while on the Harley, but maintenance always there... and that's a 20yr old pillar drill we found in a second hand store!

Just a note about torque wrenches, if you use a crows foot to get to those inaccessible bolts, there are formulas to determine true torque with extensions at any angle. Most DIY won’t have access to unique tools to do this, so I see the “strong arm” method of torquing to be adequate. Do a few push ups first though.

Good vid Del....here in the USA I think I would have gone with Progressive Suspension softail shocks but there are several to choose from.

Excellent video and kudos to Penny for the excellent camera work!

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Why thank you Matthew, nice to have my work recognised... much appreciated, and glad you enjoyed! Ride safe, Penny!

Thanks for another great video. I just scored a 2006 CVO Fat Boy. I will probably look for those shocks after I do a few other things like maybe upgrading my brakes to the new Brembo ones for a little bit better stopping power.

@Moonfleet41

4 жыл бұрын

Congratultions on your CVO, wishing you many happy miles my friend.

Hey Del and Penny! Really great video! Del you really are a perfectionist, which is why I love to see your work. I'm not sure if you knew, but I bought a 1994 Heritage when it was new. It is now, 23 years old! It has 32,000 miles on it with the original shocks. I'm sure, just due to age it needs this upgrade and most likely new rubber seals. I will invest in new seals should I upgrade. I have a couple other projects right now to deal with like a new roof for our home. Storm/Wind damage recently removed several shingles. Thank goodness for home-owner insurance to help with some of the costs. Great camera work Penny, looks really professional! Lastly, so sorry for the horrible attack on your Mother Country today. I really feel so bad for the families who lost loved ones today. Just know your Yankee Cousins do feel your lose. Hopefully, together we can defeat this enemy. God Bless you both. Also, if I may, Long live England!!!! Love her people!!!!!!!

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Hi Scott & Debbie, how lovely to hear from you again... we often think of you and hope you are ok, I didn't know you had a Heritage, I almost bought one before I got the FatBoy, they truly are a stunning bike! Good luck with your projects on it. Thank you for your very kind words on the events of yesterday, will these people never realise that their attempts to de-rail Western freedom are pointless and meaningless, they will never have any effect and they will never achieve their ends by these means... when I ride my Harley Davidson I do it with a capital sized middle finger in the face of these people, they will never impede our lives or slow down our progress, we are peaceful, civilised human beings, and they are no more than pointless savages... the civilised world unites in situations like this and it's so good to know we have your love and respect from across the pond...... Take care both of you, and ride very safe, all the best, D&Px

Top video again, Del. The potential for this channel is huge

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your kind words Ricky, that all depends on who's watching!

Great job Delroy... It's funny how everybody has a nice drill press, where they could put a wire wheel on it .and do an awesome job... like yourself. Lmao. Thank you so much,on how to show how to adjust , the preload. I have to tighten the preload cuz I'm 190lbs... and it's bottoming out. Solo rider. PS....I LOVE THE ADVERTISEMENT STICKER YSS, you added to your tool box, behind you, as soon as you bought the AFTER MARKET shocks, there mate!!! lmao

Great videos you taking the time to explain to us with no experience at all. Its giving me confidence to get to doing some of my own work. Thanks. 05 deuce.

@Moonfleet41

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Alton, thanks for that, it's great to know we've spread a little inspiration... get stuck in my friend and remember to ejoy it, good luck, Del

Because the bolts that hold the shocks in the back were so f***ing tight I had to remove the swig arm with the shocks attached to it in order to take them off!! Thank you for this tutorial and greetings from the other side of the pond.

@Moonfleet41

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear that Alex, i know what you mean, i think i was lucky and got away with it, there's no room under there to get long breaker bars or a power tool in to break them loose aye... sometimes you just gotta rip it apart.. Glad you got it done, and thanks for your feedback.

Really informative video and great video quality too. Thank you BOTH the best style I've seen.

@Moonfleet41

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Anthony for that kind endorsement, we're glad to hear you enjoy our videos!

i was sold at..... "Absolutely Superb!". and thank you for not following suit with others... Love you guys

Brilliant videos! Fantastic insight and tips.

By far the most down to earth every man explanation!

really nice shocks Del, pity they are covered up, brilliant video as always, really good camera work to Pen, well done both of you, regards Stu

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Stu, yeah, you have a point there, there is little reason to make them look nice, the whole point of Softails is that you can't see them!

Nice video. Thank you. I have to change out my shocks before the warm weather comes.

@Moonfleet41

6 жыл бұрын

Good luck with it Todd, hope it works out for you !

@ToddEdmondson

5 жыл бұрын

@@Moonfleet41 I changed my shocks on my Fatboy to the Progressive 422 Heavy Duty. I am having a hell of a time learning about the preload (clockwise or counterclockwise). To my understanding the strength of the spring is always there, the preload places a little pressure on the spring so the ride is a bit stiffer. I went with these shocks because the wife and I and all her hair products (kidding) tend to weigh it down and the stock shocks would bottom out. Does anyone know if progressive is clockwise or counterclockwise to increase preload? The other videos on here show the guy saying one thing but doing the opposite. Logic tells me (like removing a cap on a bottle) that counterclockwise would give the spring more room; hence less preload. But I have heard it's the opposite. I just did a turn of counter clockwise and my bike felt like a tank. So I'll play with it again this weekend. btw., your videos are great, you explain the things well and remind us of important things. Thank you.

Hey Del ..with 400 plus centimetres still on the ground it may take a while but no worries it's all part of living in the far north ..thanks again my old friend.

Meticulous and clean. Delboy brings it again 👍👍 From Southern California ~ Ride Forever! 🦅🇺🇸

@Moonfleet41

6 ай бұрын

Thank you Sir, for your kind words of support.

Excellent Video. Comment on adjusting the stiffness. Time mark 25:25. You show how to adjust the plate using the HD spanner. I have found it difficult to adjust the plate when mounted on the bike with my 2 piece spanner that requires a 3/8" ratchet or breaker. But, my compromise was to get the spanner in place on the plate then use a 3/4" open end wrench to adjust the rod. It seems to be much easier.

Great information on the oil change. Thanks for the video 👍

I've had one of the rear-most shockabsorber mounting bolts fail on my 1998 Softail. I've measured the threads and I think the bolts on mine are 1/2" UNC as it has 13 threads per inch too. I'm pretty sure they're larger than an M12. I can't seem to check this on the interweb though 😏

Thanks so much for your video on shocks Del , it,s helped me out a lot . Cheers mate from Australia

@Moonfleet41

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Aussie, glad the video could help you mate... and good to hear from all the way from Down Under.. Enjoy your coming summer, its 6 degrees and sleeting here today..!!!

@guitarlover889

4 жыл бұрын

@@Moonfleet41 Del at the moment it,s hot down here mate so you,ll defineatly notice the difference , so bring some sun screen 50+ with you , specially if your gonna hit our beautiful beaches . Enjoy ol mate . Cheers Aussie

very, very clear instructions! thanks for your help on this.

I don't even have a harley but love watching your videos. big thumbs up

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate, appreciate your support!

Hi Delboy, like the vids you do much appreciated. You must have done a few miles on these shocks now how they holding up ? I'm looking to use a set of these which are 220mm long converting my bandit 1200 hardtail to a softail.

Excellent advice, description, and technique. Subscribed.

@Moonfleet41

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Sir. Welcome aboard!

Great vid and good clear explanation and visual 👍

I just found your channel. Awesome! You know your stuff!....Belfast, PA..USA

@Moonfleet41

6 жыл бұрын

Welcome aboard wizbang, and thank you for your kind words..

Outstanding!!! Just picked up an 04 Night Train w/40k miles. Might just b my first modification!

@Moonfleet41

4 жыл бұрын

Wow, probably one of the most iconic Harleys of the modern era, in my view, better than the FatBoy, but that's just personal taste, enjoy your bike and ride safe buddy.

Hi del/penny another good vid cant wait for the build vid to come keep them coming

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Editing Saturdays video right now, just taking a coffee break... online Saturday, gonna be a good one!

Haven't had time to watch any of the videos for a while but you guys have really stepped up the editing game! Credit where it's due!

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Tom, we're glad you notice, its a lot more work now.. but well worth it we think. .!

@tsa567

7 жыл бұрын

Most definitely worth it! The extra effort is appreciated!

Great videos Man , I am so glad to have found this channel . Cheers

@Moonfleet41

4 жыл бұрын

Welcome aboard mate, glad you're enjoying it, !

👍 Great job thank you for the good info.

Nice job fella - I put Progressive 422 on my 99 Softail - dropped the stance by 2” and transformed the ride (until I put a springer front end on!) 🤪

@Moonfleet41

4 жыл бұрын

Ha ha.. "Springers"// Coolest Harley forks ever.. baddest handling ever..! the price we pay for style aye mate..1

Good video. I’m always impressed when someone can speak fluently without “ums” and “likes” and such. And don’t have to search for words or course don’t curse.

@Moonfleet41

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for those kind words Sir.

great vid as usual. for hard to get at places there is a small tool shaped like a ring spanner with a ring on one end and a square drive on the other end for a torque wrench. A small recalculation in torque is needed. They can help in tight spaces.

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah, and stubby spanners for working under the bike, and ratchet spanners for bolts like this, and a two arm lift.... oh how i need more tools... lol Thanks buddy.!:-)

@th3v1k1ngW4rri0r

7 жыл бұрын

spanner porn... mmmmmmm kinky!

@davidcarr4991

7 жыл бұрын

I've seen ones with open spanner ends, they're called 'crow's foot' spanners. Most seem to come with a 3/8 square drive, but adapters are no problem...

I also had to tell you that your camera girl is awesome she’s spot on 👍❤️😎 now it’s time to buy a couple of shirts and some coffee mugs😂

@Moonfleet41

Жыл бұрын

Hey brother, thank you so much for your kind words, it's wonderful when somebody notices the post production, it is at last as much work as the filming itself! Thank you for your kind support, it's very much appreciated, enjoy your weekend!

Thank you very much been watching your channel sence I bought my sportster about three and a half years ago. And now I got a softail night train also 😎😎😎

@Moonfleet41

5 жыл бұрын

Wow awesome, love the Night Train, probably the most bad ass Harley they've made, along with the Sotfail Springer, I look at today's line up of new Harleys and wonder where they're going sometimes (that's if they even know themselves!)... one in every 30 Harleys that comes out becomes a future classic, and you havae one there for sure!

Very detail video and explanation. Thank you for your hard work.

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

My pleasure, glad it helped.

Terrific details and I admire both of you for taking the time to film and then share with all of us. It takes the concerns out of the job with the unknown until you do it the first time for sure. I'd be curious if the oem hardware might corrode faster with the factory paint removed, even though it has a ss content. With everything apart I was expecting re-painting it or suggesting it before re-assembly. Can you comment on the current condition of the hardware now. We all try to ride on dry days but the weather doesn't always cooperate. Thanks again for the terrific video!!!

@Moonfleet41

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your kind words of support, im glad the video could help you out. i sold this bike a while ago now, so cannot say how the fasteners are holding up, but all things require attention even if only on a once a year inspection to make sure everything is holding up... you can also coat them up with some heavy weight lithium grease for the wet months and that should keep them clean...

Just got a 2003 fat boy del was thinking about how to do this thanks for vid mate does not look that hard a job will go on YSS site price some shocks up 👍

Thx champ, good vid, I'm outta of Detroit so yea digging on the music lololol

Awesome video! My mechanic told me he had to remove the rear wheel to do this job!😈

As usual... Concise and wise words. Thank you sir from Gothenburg, Sweden.

@Moonfleet41

Жыл бұрын

You are very welcome Sir, and thank you so much for your kind support. D&Pxx

Bloody awesome mate. So easy to understand. Love ya work.

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Greg. Much appreciated.

I subscribed today because you really break it down to the basics

@Moonfleet41

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Roy, and welcome aboard sir.

This video was the best I've seen on how to change the shocks. Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I m not clear on what appears to be an important step. That is, the wooden blocks under the rear wheel and the jack under the frame. Are they doing the same job? To align the front mount did you adjust the jack or the blocks?

@Moonfleet41

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Chris.. ok, sorry to be unclear on that buddy... The hole opperation can be done without the block.. you simply leave the wheel on the ground and jack the frame up or down to line up the mount holes... but with any Softail there would be no room to work under there, mine had about 5 inches of clearance under the frame, and thats not enough room to work... so if you place a 4 inch block under the wheel, then you increase the total working room under the bike to 9 inches, giving you lots of room to work and see what you're doing....o hope that makese sense mate, sorry again if it was cinfusing.. good luck with yours.. drop us a line if you get stuck... Del.

Great editing work Del , love the tunes 🎶

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Richard, appreciate your comments on the music.. its hard to find music that everyone likes.. pretty much every genre we use gets criticism from someone or other.. so its nice to get some good feedback... take carer.. Del.

@jimpion

7 жыл бұрын

Moonfleet41 let the flamers flame! They'll be back for the next video, just like the rest of us. You can't make everybody happy with music. It's too subjective. What's horrendous noise to some people is going to make somebody else smile. It's your channel. Suite your mood, and don't give it another moment's thought.

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jim... encouraging words as usual.... take care. Del.

Hey del thanks for another great video awesome mechanic you are my man, what a great idea putting the wheel on a drill press your the man!! Tell Penny I said hello. Rich from Queens New York!

@Moonfleet41

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Rich👍, great to hear from you as always.. Penny says Hi.

Excellent video as always mate , just wondering , have you got a video on how to replace the shocks on an Evo softail or is it similar to this video , it,s just that on my 1997 Fatboy it has Eyelets at both ends not like the shocks in this video which has Eyelets only at one end . Thanks again for your great videos .

lol.. good man, you know the score alright! Old school Britool stubby set on ebay for £28.95 as we speak. They're the sort of thing you'll hardly ever use but kick yourself if you don't have one when you need it. A man can not have too many tools!

Really great video, just got a new suspension and I also got a 2009 softail but man I don't know how you got those back bolt off, they are so tight that I don't know how to do it.

Hey Del, I thought I'd just let you know, for the first time since 1989 I've bought a non Japanese bike, just bought a mint 1998 Triumph Daytona t595, 17000 miles, over the moon and back, collect tomorrow!

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Awesome bike James... and the full power version, unlike the SpeedTriple that got the castrated one... you will have loads of fun and make sure it's as loud as possible cos that glorious triple with the right exhaust can sound like a Merlin aero engine... lol ! Enjoy your new bike...!

@JamesMcCreadie71

7 жыл бұрын

It's got an art silencer. Keep your ears open at noon when I pick it up. Lol

Thank. U ..u explain things so good Now i think i can work on my bike .

Excellent video! keep up the good work