Dyna

Harley-Davidson Motorcycles are among the most recognizable brands on earth. Harley began building motorcycles in the United States in 1903. Harley, called H-D or simply Harley, builds a wide range of performance street and cruiser bikes. A Harley-Davidson Dyna repair manual gives owners the information needed to maintain these street cruiser motorbikes.

Harley motorbikes featuring the Dyna frame were introduced in 1991. Dyna bikes feature XL-style forks and swing arm rear suspension with coil over springs. The Dyna is powered by either the 88 ci V-Twin or the 96 ci big twin. The Dyna Switchback is the only motorcycle in the range to feature floorboards, detachable saddle bags and other touring features.

Dyna models are popular cruisers and touring bikes. Dyna models like the Super Glide and Street Bob are factory custom motorcycles. Harley introduced the larger 96 ci V-Twin in 2007. All Dyna motorbikes are rubber-mounted to prevent excessive vibration. Despite being a very popular motorcycle, H-D discontinued the Dyna series in 2018 and moved some of the line-up to the Softtail series.

Harley Dyna motorbikes are as much fun to ride as they are to work on. Harley motorbikes are easily customizable. Aftermarket companies offer chrome dress-up packages, custom wheels and tires, leather grips, seats and saddlebags, along with hundreds of other items. The possibilities are nearly endless, and it is simple for a Dyna owner to customize their bike to make it stand out from the crowd.

A Harley-Davidson Dyna service manual provides detailed instructions for removing and replacing worn and damaged components, diagnosing problems, and maintaining these big street bikes. An H-D service manual will give specifications for torque and measurements, fluid capacities and recommended type, and show owners how to remove common parts and replace them with custom pieces.