2000 Harley Davidson FLHR-FLHRI Road king "rear wheel centered" Questions

rear wheel position 2000 road king Hello.Just curious as to where my rear wheel (2000 road king)should be in relation to fender.Mine isn,t centered and is off about 1/8th inch or so towards drive belt

...rear wheel. On most Softails, the rear fender is not centered on the wheel. If you take your tanks and seat off, stretch a string from the steering head of the frame to the back past the rear fender ...

rear wheel not centre of frame on harley davidson 09 low rider (dyna) have checked with manual and had to adjust top engine mount, fixed slightly still out by over 10 mm after loosening front and rear

Rear Wheel Alignment What do you find to be the easyway to realign the rear wheel (without going to the dealer?) Thanks In regards to the front wheel, there is little or no adjustment to align it to ...

rear wheel, it is not necessary to remove the drive shaft. The first step is to get your rear wheel off the ground. The easiest way to do this is to put your bike on its center stand. However, not all

...rear wheel is where it should be as far as "centering" goes. Not all wheels are designed to be "centered". On a Softail, there is an offset but I'm not positive about your road king. Now, if you're ...

...rear wheel, and the cushdrive in the rear wheel, grasp the rear pully on the top and the bottom, with the wheel tightened, check for exsess play in the bearing by pulling top and bottom, this would ...

...rear tire n wheel isnt centered in fender ,brakes mt. up ok took for short spin diddent notice any i have the longer spacer between lh swing arm n wheel brg. n short spacer between wheel brg. and ...

rear wheel seems more to the left This is typical and nothing to worry about. If you were to take the rear fender, the seat, and the fuel tank off, stretch a string from the steering head down along ...

roadstat2002 Front wheel needs balance,and also the rear wheel may need to be centered. If someone replaced the brakes or tires and the rear wheel is off center to the front that will cause the shimmy