Milwaukee 8 Road king. LA choppers 16 inch bars and extended brake line kit
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- Today we’re installing the new handlebars on the Prison Preacher’s Milwaukee eight road king. They are LA choppers bars with a 16 inch rise. that tall of a rise necessitates extending the brake lines, clutch line, and the handle bar wiring.

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And that my friend is why I'll only have you work on my bike from now on. Honesty is more valuable today then money, especially when it comes to safety. Well done Sir. On a side note, we gotta discuss getting you heat/AC out in the garage !!!
I have a wood-burning stove that I’ve been meaning to install out here for about five years. Unfortunately it’s packed away in another building buried by a bunch of other junk.
@@amsoiladam We gotta get you a heatpump installed, that way you have heat and air conditioning. We just need room in the panel for a 60 amp and 30 amp 2 pole.
Preacher man is getting the best service in town
Appreciate the video, always like the install videos, you have a great way of communicating what your doing to those of us that aren’t mechanically inclined but still learning, thank you, keep’em coming, much love and respect
I’m glad you’re enjoying it
Enjoyed the video, take care.
Thanks, will do!
Hi Adam great video I appreciate your hard work! I just went down to my local amsoil dealer to pick up oil so I can change the oil in my bike and he said there's problems with amsoil and for a long time now even before covid. I didn't know that, so he's no longer a dealer for them he switched to torco oil. Is there problems? I wanted to ask you because I think you would know a lot more than him. Thanks in advance have a great weekend!
There are no problems that I am aware of. All product is in stock. The company is up and running like usual. I’ve heard there’s been a few shipping delays because the carriers are behind schedule but that has nothing to do with Amsoil it’s in the transportation industry.
I'm guessing that the company that makes and sells the kit has test fitted their products on several motorcycles. It seems like they should offer directions and time estimates for various models with and without ABS etc. Also, the directions should include that ABS needs the special bleeding procedure.
The kit didn’t even have any instructions with it at all. And Four a seasoned technician like myself there’s no big deal but if someone was a novice trying to do this at home it could be very challenging to understand
@@amsoiladam Call up the company and ask them if they'd be willing to pay you a little if you made an installation video for them. Their kit has more value and would sell better if it had good instructions. All DIY and professionals like stuff that fits and installs nicely.
@@bradboustead1682 I have to send email correspondence. Even other website they have little to no information. I spent a couple hours doing Google searches and came up with almost nothing
@@amsoiladam The troubles you are describing, further illustrates the need. New handle bars are a fairly common modification. Do they want motorcycle people talking about how wonderful they are or how challenging they are?
That was awesome helping you the teeny bit I was able too with that job, wish I could do more, be closer, I"d be in that garage everyday with ya if I could, great video, & even better explanation as usual Adam!
Thank you
Great video Adam some of the joy's of changing parts on a motorcycle. But I'm sure you'll figure it out stay safe Adam.
Thank you Richard, it’s a passion I just love working on motorcycles
Like the video very much, have a 2020 roadking, do you know the kit number or part number is for the cable kit
My apologies, at this point, I do not know. The customer supplied me with all the parts, so I never ordered any of them.
Great video!
I worked for the Motor Company for 11yrs behind the parts counter. The Motor Company had made sure that one-way or the other you will need to purchase the software (not cheap) or bring the motorcycle back to the dealership. With the ABS braking system..you will need to hook it up to the Digital Technician or have the software to let the motorcycle know the system has been changed.
Hopefully you have a local shop..not Harley, who has said software to help you out.
Thank you again for all you do my friend!!
Keep on keepin' on!!
Thanks George
Nice job I know how it goes when things just don't go as planned.
Thanks Bob
For every person Ive seen talking about how you need the dealer to use some special tool to bleed the brakes after changing the line, I see another person saying the ABS module is bypassed and wont take in air. Im about to change my bars this weekend and am worried about messing up my ABS if I introduce air. HELP!!!!!
I have never had any issue with it. But I’ve heard other people that have. One thing that I do is, I make sure not to turn the power onto the motorcycle at all while I’m bleeding the system that way if there’s air in the system, the computer never knows it.
Happy new year! Cya in Daytona 👍👍
Looking forward to it
You would put braided brake lines on anyway, eh?
Definitely
Been thinking about a new set of bars for my V Star but I haven't seen anything I like yet.
The right bars can make world of difference
Hi Adam your luck is like mine luck starts with F
When is the 1st motorcycle rally? You are a perfectionist Adam! Any trucking in the crystal ball? Thank you!🇺🇸
Our first show scheduled is Daytona Beach bike week in March. Trucking is on hold until we get the Kenworth finished
2 months and counting…..then back on the gerbil wheel! How many shows in 2022?
@@jamieo8653 looks like 11
Sounds like you have been schooled....Learning sometimes hurts alittle....
Number one rule of being a technician that I didn’t do. Always verify the situation first
Wayyyyy too much talking. We don't need to know you're going to raise the lift, or the outside temp.
Thanks for watching
Would have been nice to you actually do the job
I’m not sure I understand your statement