Harley® Service Near Laurel

Harley® Service Specials

Harley® Service FAQs

Do you need a lot of maintenance for Harley-Davidson®'s motorcycles?

Harley-Davidson® is a powerful bike. It needs the same degree of servicing as many other types of bikes. Unfortunately, many users are ignorant that Harley-Davidson® waste more time in the repair shop than on the track. This is a misconception spread by brand critics who barely own Harley-Davidson®'s motorcycles.

Is the official Harley-Davidson® service manual worthwhile?

It's a perfect investment for someone who wants to change fuels, add accessories, or simply want to know their bike better. They are much more detailed than any after-market guide. These manuals are available for all latest and older versions as well.

How does DYNO tuning work?

When a motorbike rolls off the assembly line, it is programmed to run on stock parts even in some environmental conditions. DYNO custom tuning adjusts your bike to the actual specification components that you have built in your particular setting to provide maximum performance.

How often do I need to get my engine oil checked?

Before any trip, you must check your oil engine. It can be evaluated cold, but if the bike is resting for longer time, let it run for 3 to 5 minutes, then check it out.

How can I get my motorbike tires to last longer?

Check the tires for the right inflation pressure at least once per week. You may check your owner's manual or call us out. Inspect for signs of uneven wear and breakdown. Risk assessment always makes a difference.

Are Harley-Davidson® motorcycles costly for maintenance?

Given the stories you've heard about Harley-Davidson®, you might believe that these bikes ought to cost you a fortune just to be maintained.

When would my tires have to be changed?

When they reach under 3 3/2nds, tires must be changed, especially when you see holes, road debris, dry rot, some metal or other punctures.

What kind of battery charger do you suggest?

Only the Harley-Davidson® SuperSmart battery tender is recommended for off-season storage and all other charging use on this motorcycle. This is the only certified Harley-Davidson® charger that can keep your battery powered and secure your battery warranty. Standard and trickle chargers could be used for only short amounts of time as they can overwhelm and destroy the battery if used for extended periods. Don't stress if you choose to use a trickle charger. We're selling new batteries, too.

How regular do I need my motorbike to be serviced?

Your motorcycle must be serviced every 5,000 miles following your first 1,000-mile service.

Where will I find my schedule for service maintenance?

Each vehicle has a particular schedule for maintenance. Your specific schedule can be found in the back of your service manual or owner's manual. To find out whether your car should be serviced, you can also contact Service Department.

ZIP CODES - Near Laurel

• 21044
• 21201
• 21014
• 21401
• 21204
• 21117

CITIES Near Laurel

• Columbia
• Baltimore
• Bel Air
• Annapolis
• Towson
• Owings Mills

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Harley® Maintenance Schedule

Harley-Davidson® 10,000 Mile Service Checklist

2. Inspect Brake System: brake pads, discs, oil lines and fluid reservoir

3. Inspect Air Filter.

5. Check Primary Chain – adjust as necessary, change lubricant, clean magnetic drain plug

7. Review Rear Drive Belt and Sprockets: inspect and adjust belt

6. Review Clutch: adjust and lubricate, throttle, brake, clutch controls

Harley-Davidson® 1000 Mile Service Checklist

2. Inspect Brake System: brake pads, discs, oil lines, fluid reservoir

3. Inspect Air Filter:

5. Check Primary Chain – adjust as necessary, change lubricant, clean magnetic drain plug

7. Review Clutch: adjust and lubricate, throttle, brake, clutch controls

6. Check Transmission: replace lubricant

Harley-Davidson® 15,000 Mile Service Checklist

2. Inspect Brake System: brake pads, discs, oil lines and fluid reservoir

3. Inspect Air Filter.

5. Review Tires: pressure, tread and tightness of wheel spokes

7. Check Air Suspension

6. Inspect Spark Plugs

Harley-Davidson® 20,000 Mile Service Checklist

2. Inspect Brake System: brake pads, discs, oil lines and fluid reservoir

3. Inspect Air Filter.

5. Check Primary Chain – adjust as necessary, change lubricant, clean magnetic drain plug

7. Inspect Fuel Valve, Lines and Fittings: look for leaks

6. Check Transmission: replace lubricant

Harley-Davidson® 5,000 Mile Service Checklist

2. Inspect Brake System: brake pads, discs, oil lines and fluid reservoir

3. Inspect Air Filter:

5. Review Clutch: adjust and lubricate, throttle, brake, clutch controls

7. Inspect Fuel Valve, Lines and Fittings: look for leaks

6. Review Rear Drive Belt and Sprockets: inspect and adjust belt

Harley® Owners Manual

• Harley-Davidson® STREET BOB®

• Harley-Davidson® LOW RIDER® S

• Harley-Davidson® DELUXE

• Harley-Davidson® FAT BOY® 114

• Harley-Davidson® STREET GLIDE®

• Harley-Davidson® ROAD KING®

• Harley-Davidson® ULTRA LIMITED

• Harley-Davidson® CVO™ LIMITED

• Harley-Davidson® CVO™ ROAD GLIDE®

• Harley-Davidson® STREET® 750

• Harley-Davidson® TRI GLIDE® ULTRA

• Harley-Davidson® SOFTAIL® STANDARD

• Harley-Davidson® LOW RIDER®

• Harley-Davidson® FAT BOB® 114

• Harley-Davidson® HERITAGE CLASSIC

• Harley-Davidson® FORTY-EIGHT®

• Harley-Davidson® STREET ROD®

• Harley-Davidson® ROAD GLIDE® SPECIAL

• Harley-Davidson® IRON 883™

• Harley-Davidson® FREEWHEELER®

• Harley-Davidson® SOFTAIL SLIM®

• Harley-Davidson® STREET GLIDE® SPECIAL

• Harley-Davidson® STREET® 500

• Harley-Davidson® ELECTRA GLIDE® STANDARD

• Harley-Davidson® ROADSTER™

• Harley-Davidson® CVO™ STREET GLIDE®

• Harley-Davidson® BREAKOUT® 114

• Harley-Davidson® ROAD GLIDE®