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One can not argue Honda is smooth, BMW is smoother, crotch rockets are fast, but... only Harley is called the "Milwaukee Vibrator". Just ask any hooter endowed lady with the big grin on her face just after she got off her first ride on the back of my bad motor scooter how she likes Harleys !! Ya just gotta take the good with the bad.

Ok guys a little help needed, I just got a lb of 4756 to develop a major load for my first open gun which is 9MM. The gun will have a 5" barrel with a thread on comp. Harmon quote "If i was still a 38 super man, 4756 is a tough powder to beat...damn shame you cant get enough in a 9mm case to make major." Does everyone else agree you can not make 9MM major with 4756 with a 125gn Zero JHP with a OAL of 1.125? I have read 4756 has temp variations, but I thought it would make major. Thanks

I am not familiar with MAC products. So, I can not help you with the MAC connection problem, but I believe you mentioned you are not running any security encryption on your wireless network ? If not, call linksys 1-800 help desk number and they will help you get set up. Linksys has great customer service. If your system does not have the latest security---You risk losing your identity-!!!! Never run wireless without the latest security and hardware updates.

No tool bags needed on the newer Harleys. No oil spots either.

I have had more Harley's than I like to count. In fact, I have two now. I would not judge Harley on a lot of the new dealerships. You probably got great service from the first dealership because they are real Harley owners. In the last few years many dealerships have been opened by "business men" who could care less about Harley. They only care about the bottom line. It is sad to pay big bucks for a Harley and not get great customer service. My guess is the trainee who did the initial assembly of your bike from the factory did not tighten the handlebar clamp bolts to specs. I would try talking directly to a service manager and not the initial person in service. I have been on road trips and my bike has developed some mechanical problem, (mostly bad wrenching in my inexperienced days), that rendered my bike useless. I called the nearest dealer and they were there with a trailer and had me fixed and back on the road in record time. Harley does have a pretty good maintenance manual (about $39.95) for minor things you might need. I had a Road King and it might take a hour to do what you need to do. Give er a try.