• As far as the headlamp is concerned, it looks like the easiest thing to do is simply shorten the head lamp wires to about 10 inches and re-connect t...

• The main thing is NOT to let the quantity of wires inside the headlamp shell boggle your mind. There are at lease 3 main electrical systems on a mot...

My cables and caps were already assembled when I bought them. I measured from the connector inside the cap to the connector on the other end, 5K! B...

I bought my first motorcycle a 1971 Triumph in 1972. Hmmm. Small world. I was working at a Triumph dealership in 1971/72. I had installed brand...

It's really very simple. The electricity always makes a circular "round trip". It starts at the battery. The battery feeds the light switch (headlamp ...

Being retired gives me the time to do my own maintenance and repairs and I really enjoy the process. The airhead group is awesome. And you're going ...

I’ve just repaired the brake master cylinder as it lost all its fluid, I don’t know how long this had been an issue, but it was long enough to attack ...

First things first. Welcome to Airheads and I'm sorry to hear you're having this issue. The second important thing is NOT to jump to conclusions. ...

I salute your efforts to return the bike to stock condition, and admire your energy and resources to replace those 2 flasher pod mounts. That's a lot ...

In my area of the country most everyone fitted an accessory side stand made by (or which went by the name) "Brown". These units bolt onto the bike usi...

Within the last 60 days there has been a similar complaint, and the problem turned put to be the bearing.

There are 2 ways to go.... 1 • There is a silver (basically) a silicone gasket make sold through motorcycle shops (and probably on Amazon) that goe...

Jim gave you some good ideas. I'd suggest removing the front engine cover (after you disconnect the battery) for a closer look and listen. The best...

• All high performance air-cooled engines should have the highest octane you can find. Octane helps prevent spark knock that can easily damage your en...

What is making the noise I can't say, but obviously the new flapper valve is sealing VERY well. The old one was probably allowing some air back into t...