How to bleeding the front forks on harley - 2005 Harley Davidson FXDWG - FXDWGI Dyna Wide Glide

There are no specs for front fork travel. The forks will travel from full compression to full extenison. Use Harley type E fluid.

If you are saying that your front suspension is too soft, you can change the fork oil in the front forks to a heavier viscosity. I think Harley recommends Type E fork oil. I've found that PJB 30 wt. fork oil works best for me.

Since I'm not familiar with the newer forks, I'll have to recommend that you ask the dealer how to drain and refill the forks and how much oil to put back in them. There are usually two amounts of oil to put in the forks. One amount is a "dry" amount to add when you disassemble the forks and then refill them. The "wet" amount is for when you simply drain the forks and then refill them. Naturally, the "wet" amount will be less than the "dry" amount.

Sorry I couldn't give you more information but my expertise is the earlier model Harley bikes.

Good Luck
Steve

2 bolts connect it to the fork and a brake line swap and bleed unless your talking springer frontend otherwise mechanic 101 simple

I would recommend stripping the shocks and servicing them.check your clearances and esp. the valves as this could cause the problem