Certified training path
Harley-Davidson Ultra Limited FLHTK Master Mechanic Course
Professional motorcycle mechanics training focused on workshop method, diagnostics, maintenance discipline, and service confidence.
Students enrolled12
Course ratingNew
Lessons24
Course Overview
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Understand motorcycle systems from a professional workshop perspective
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Apply structured inspection, service planning, and diagnostic logic
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Communicate findings clearly through professional reports and handovers
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Build confidence across maintenance, electrical checks, brakes, EFI, and engine systems
Technical Curriculum
01 M01 - Course Roadmap and Professional Method
02 M02 - Model Identity, VIN, Platform Family, and Intake Inspection
03 M03 - Workshop Safety, Lifting, Fasteners, Protection, and Photos
04 M04 - Engine Service, Oil, Heat, Leaks, and Fluid Evidence
05 M05 - Primary Drive, Clutch, Transmission Feel, and Shift Complaints
06 M06 - Final Drive, Rear Wheel, Alignment, Tires, and Road Feel
07 M07 - Brakes, ABS, Rotors, Pads, Fluid, and Release Safety
08 M08 - Chassis, Suspension, Steering, Load, and Handling Diagnosis
09 M09 - Electrical, Battery, Charging, Switchgear, Lighting, and Accessories
10 M10 - EFI, Intake, Exhaust, Sensors, Codes, and Rideability
11 M11 - Touring/Performance Readiness, Road Test, and Customer Use Profile
12 M12 - Full Service Matrix, Quality Control, Handover, and Continuing Study
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Lead Method
Professional Workshop Thinking
A machine does not lie; it speaks through symptoms, measurements, wear patterns, and service history. This course teaches students to listen, test, document, and verify like a serious technician.
