Installation Instructions
Guidelines for safely installing your motorcycle parts
Proper installation is crucial for the performance and safety of your motorcycle parts. While many of our products can be installed by riders with basic mechanical knowledge, some components require professional installation. Follow these general guidelines and always refer to the specific instructions included with your product.
General Installation Tips
- Read all instructions completely before beginning installation
- Work in a clean, well-lit area with adequate space
- Use the proper tools for the job to avoid damaging parts or fasteners
- Take photos before disassembly to help with reassembly
- Keep track of all hardware and components during disassembly
- Test fit parts before final installation when possible
- Follow torque specifications for all fasteners
- Double-check all connections before first use
Common Tools Required
- Socket set (metric and/or standard)
- Combination wrench set
- Screwdriver set (Phillips and flathead)
- Torque wrench
- Allen key set (hex wrenches)
- Pliers (regular and needle-nose)
- Rubber mallet
- Anti-seize compound and thread locker
Safety Warnings
- Always disconnect the battery before working on electrical components
- Allow the engine and exhaust system to cool completely before installation
- Use proper safety equipment including eye protection and gloves
- Secure the motorcycle properly before working on it
- Never work under an improperly supported motorcycle
- Follow all manufacturer guidelines and warnings
Installation by Product Category
Exhaust Systems
Difficulty Level
Moderate
Professional Installation
Optional
Estimated Time
1-3 hours
Special Tools
Exhaust spring puller, oxygen sensor socket
Tips
Use anti-seize on all exhaust fasteners. Check for proper clearance from all components. Allow proper break-in period before maximal use.
Performance Electronics
Difficulty Level
Moderate to Complex
Professional Installation
Recommended
Estimated Time
2-4 hours
Special Tools
Electrical multimeter, electrical tape, wire strippers
Tips
Follow wiring diagrams precisely. Use dielectric grease on electrical connections. Test functionality incrementally during installation.
Suspension Components
Difficulty Level
Complex
Professional Installation
Recommended
Estimated Time
3-6 hours
Special Tools
Suspension-specific tools, bearing press
Tips
Suspension work requires specialized knowledge. Professional installation strongly recommended for safety.
Cosmetic Accessories
Difficulty Level
Easy to Moderate
Professional Installation
Optional
Estimated Time
15-60 minutes
Special Tools
Generally none required
Tips
Take time to align components properly. Test fit before final installation. Use appropriate methods to protect finish during installation.
Video Tutorials
For many of our products, we offer video installation tutorials on our YouTube channel. Check your product page for links to specific installation videos.
Visit Our YouTube ChannelTroubleshooting Common Issues
Parts don't fit correctly
Verify you have the correct part for your specific motorcycle make, model, and year. Contact customer service if you believe you received an incorrect part.
Missing hardware
Check the packaging thoroughly. If hardware is missing, contact customer service for replacement parts.
Unclear instructions
Visit our website for updated installation guides and videos. Contact technical support for specific guidance.
Electrical components not functioning
Check all connections for proper installation. Verify ground connections. Test the component before full reassembly when possible.
Professional Installation Services
If you're unsure about installing a part yourself, we recommend seeking professional installation. Many motorcycle dealerships and independent shops offer installation services for aftermarket parts.
Find a qualified installer near youFor installation questions or technical support, please contact our customer service team.