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Be sure to take advantage of the Demon's Cycle Black Friday Sale all month long on the best selection of custom Harley Davidson motorcycle parts you will find anywhere!

 

How To Properly Store Your Harley Davidson Motorcycle

There are plenty of reasons why you need to store your Harley Davidson motorcycle. It could be because of winter, maybe it needs repairs and work done or perhaps you aren’t going to ride for a while and you want it protected from the elements. Whatever the reason you want to make sure that it is stored properly to protect it and maintain its quality. Here are a few tips for what you can do to make sure that your Harley is safe during the winter or any other time it needs to be put into storage:

1.       Scrub and wash: Never, no matter how tempting it is do you want to store a dirty bike. That just creates problems in the long run as it can cause your paint job to corrode and can even have a long term effect on certain parts. Also make sure that you dry it thoroughly as well.

2.       Lube, Oil and Change: This won’t be a fun task but you should change out the filters, oil and make sure that you lube all moving parts. Letting bad oil and filters sit as well as not lubing moveable parts can lead to rust, moisture getting into the engine or other issues.

3.       Gas Tank Preparations: Fill your gas tank up and use a fuel stabilizer to keep the gas tank from forming moisture and damaging the fuel pump. Several times stored bikes will have their pumps actually crack and break causing them to leak which can do serious damage to a bike if it sits for a long period of time. You also want to make sure that you have plenty of anti-freeze in your coolant system. You do not want water freezing in your bike because it will cause cracking when it begins to thaw.

4.       Tires: When tires sit in the same position for long periods of time they develop flat spots. If you can keep the tires off of the ground while in storage it will prevent this from happening. Motorcycle stands are affordable and easy to get. If you cannot get them then perhaps put down some carpet or something that will keep them from sitting directly on concrete.

5.       Put a lid on it: Pipes, filters and anywhere else that is accessible can become home to some unwanted guests. Plug or cover up where you need to in order to prevent this from happening. This does not include covering up your bike. Putting a simple cover on it is important to keep dust off the paint and parts but do not think that a simple cover alone will protect it.

Obviously there are a few tips you don’t have to follow if you aren’t storing the motorcycle over the winter or it doesn’t get extremely cold where you live. However, no matter where you are you want to make sure that you store your Harley in a spot that is well protected from the elements as well as out of the way. For example, if you are putting it in the garage make sure it is not in the center as it could be in the way of cars coming in and out. The less you have to move a motorcycle in storage the better because you run the risk of it falling over or a mistake occurring.

Demon’s Cycle Sale On Frames/Rolling Chassis

Demon’s Cycle is already having a huge sale on handlebars, gas tanks, fenders and more. Now you can add frames and rolling chassis to the mix as they have announced that all (over 100 sizes and styles) are now on sale as well. This is a huge announcement for those looking to do a custom build and need rolling chassis for Sportster, Big Twins, Softail, Dyna and others.

It doesn’t matter what type of bike you are trying to build, if you are looking for a DIY winter project then Demon’s Cycle is the place to shop for custom Harley Davidson motorcycle parts with a great selection at low prices but now it gets even better as you can get frames and rolling chassis for a great low price.

Want something different? We have one of the largest online selections of custom parts sold entirely online which allows you to pick exactly what you want and have it shipped directly to your front door.

Want a good deal? Demon’s Cycle is famous for having the best deals on all Harley parts but right now you can take advantage of their Black Friday sale and save even more money. That’s not just on handlebars or gas tanks like some other companies may do. EVERY THING in the warehouse has been marked down and is now available at a lower price.

This is the time to take advantage of super low pricing and get what you need for your custom build DIY winter project. Get the frame and rolling chassis you need to start building the custom motorcycle you’ve always wanted!

Announcing the Demon's Cycle Black Friday Sale

Demon's Cycle is having a major Black Friday sale on custom Harley Davidson motorcycle parts but you do not have to wait for Black Friday or Cyber Monday to get these great deals! All the parts that will be on sale for these days have been marked down already and will remain on sale for the entire month of November.

If you need a new set of handlebars, wheels and rims or if you want to change up your mirrors or gas tank then now is the time to buy. You can save hundreds on select custom Harley Davidson motorcycle parts and the best part about it is that you do not have to wait until Black Friday to get these amazing deals.

Whether you are waiting on winter to start working on your bike, planning on making repairs or you want to build a custom bike it doesn't matter. These will be the best deals and they go on for the entire month of November as supplies last! Don't miss out, seriously once a part is sold out that's it until the next shipment and by then prices will have gone back up!

Do It Yourself Harley Davidson Motorcycle Repairs Tips

When it comes to a DIY project on a Harley Davidson motorcycle you will certainly have your work cut out for you. There are so many common repair jobs needed to be done on a Harley and it only makes sense, if you have the knowledge and experience, to do the work yourself to try and save as much money as possible. It even gets better if you have a custom bike because that means you can be more creative with the project but you also want to be careful of making some very common do it yourself repair mistakes. Here are some tips to help:

1.       Are you upgrading or just making repairs: It’s a big question to ask yourself when you are starting any do it yourself project because if you are just making repairs to your Harley Davidson motorcycle you then just need to find replacement parts. However, if you are making upgrades, especially with custom parts that becomes a completely different situation and is one of the big reasons why you need to have a game plan on what you want to do with your bike.

2.       Always measure: Never go off of measurements you think you had. Even if you knew the exact size of the gas tank or handlebars you are replacing make sure you measure once more just to be sure. The last thing you want to do is order a set of 14 inch ape hanger handlebars and put them on your bike to only find out that you really wanted a set of 16 inch ones.

3.       Install and then get painted: Again because you are trying to get done with the DIY motorcycle repair work quickly you may skip a couple of steps to save time. One of those steps is installing a custom Harley part on your bike to make sure it fits and then shipping it to the painters. That’s a big mistake; never skip this step because if you have the wrong measurements or the part doesn’t fit the right way and you send it off to the painter before you installed it to make sure it works you can’t return it.

Just because you are in the midst of a do it yourself motorcycle repair project doesn’t mean you have to rush it. Yes doing the work yourself will save you money but also remember that any mistakes or delays will cost you money as well. Be smart, be patient and make sure that you are getting the right custom Harley Davidson parts that you need in order to have this DIY motorcycle repair project run as smoothly as possible. The last thing you want to do is take shortcuts that will cost you time and money.

Important Tips Before Starting Your Custom Build

Tips to follow before starting your custom Harley Davidson build

Planning a custom Harley Davidson build? It’s an awesome do it yourself project to take on but you have to put together a plan before you even get started. It doesn’t matter if you are doing a custom build for your own bike or to sell it if you do not follow these simple but important tips you may run into some problems throughout the build, problems which could have easily been avoided.

1.       Bit by bit: One thing bike builders love to do is visualize how they think their custom Harley Davidson motorcycle is going to look when it is done. Often times you get overeager and you want to buy all the custom parts at once so you can build the bike as fast as possible. The problem is that as you get started your ideas may change and even the slightest change could make a part you bought useless. What if your original idea called for ape hanger handlebars on the bike and now you feel that it would look better with T-bars? That’s why you need to get the parts as you are ready for them and as the building process unfolds.

2.       Custom doesn’t mean expensive: Just because you are working on a DIY custom build doesn’t mean you have to spend $50,000 on Harley Davidson parts. You can put together an awesome bike and not have it cost an arm and a leg. When you shop online you get a great selection of custom parts but they are available at a much lower price than you can find anywhere local.

3.       Assemble then paint: The FIRST RULE when putting a DIY motorcycle together is that you assemble it first, then you break it down, get it painted and then put it back together. The biggest problem Harley Davidson owners have when building a motorcycle is that they send stuff off to the painters before they put it together and when they get everything they realize that some stuff doesn’t fit or simply has to be worked on before sent to the painter. Either way Harley builders are notorious for making this mistake and you want to avoid it.

12 tips and parts you need to be aware of to save money during a custom motorcycle build from Demon’s Cycle

Remember that when you are putting together a do it yourself Harley Davidson you are using your creativity but there are some things you just can’t do. It’s always smart to talk to the store you are ordering custom parts from to double check and make sure they are compatible with the bike you are trying to create. If you are off even by a little in size it will cause delays and cost you more money, something you would like to avoid if possible. There will be enough challenges to put this motorcycle together but if you can avoid these common mistakes you can build an awesome custom Harley Davidson motorcycle at an affordable price and in your planned time frame.

The Demon’s Cycle Do It Yourself Clearance Sale of Custom Harley Davidson Parts

There is nothing like being a DIY type of person. Getting the job done yourself, making repairs, building new things and the best part is the sense of accomplishment you get when the job is done. Harley Davidson owners know all about do it yourself as many of them make repairs on their motorcycles rather than sending it to a local bike shop. It’s not just about saving money, it’s about working on your own bike and making the repairs or upgrades you want. That’s what makes it truly custom.

In the spirit of DIY and because a lot of repair and upgrade work is done on motorcycles during the winter, Demon’s Cycle is having a do it yourself clearance sale on all custom Harley Davidson parts; specifically:

1.       Handlebars: One of the simplest changes the DIY Harley owner will take on. It doesn’t matter if you own a softail, bagger or sportster, changing your handlebars are a common thing and you may stick with what you have and just upgrade or you may want to make a big change from T-bars to ape hangers or vice versa. It really doesn’t matter; Demon’s Cycle has the best selection of softail handlebars and bars for every other Harley you can think of.

2.       Wheels and rims: Another favorite among the Do It Yourself Harley Davidson Owners. You can now find a great selection of custom wheels and rims for baggers, sportsters and softails in chrome or black, 40, 48, 60 and 80 spoke.

3.       Headlights: Plenty of design options and all have been marked down so that you can get what you want for a great price, some for as low as $39.

4.       Gas tanks: Looking for a stretched gas tank for your sportster? Why not get a great deal on the tank before you start doing the work yourself?

DIY Harley repairs doesn’t mean you have to do all the work yourself. If you do decide that a job needs to be done by a mechanic then why not do the ordering and selecting the parts on your own? If you look for and purchase the custom Harley parts yourself you are going to save hundreds not only because you are finding a better deal but because you are able to avoid those high markups bike shops will charge you.

 

Demon’s Cycle encourages you to have a mechanic work on your motorcycle for any repair or upgrade jobs that you feel uncomfortable doing. Mistakes can cost time and money and can be avoided if you go to a professional.

So if you love to do it yourself and you are planning on making some upgrades or repairs for your Harley Davidson this winter then don’t wait on getting an unbeatable deal on custom motorcycle parts from Demon’s Cycle.