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Old 02-12-2011, 06:21 PM
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I need some advice/help, I tired to install a rigid mount sissy bar on my FXDC today. When I tried to remove the bolt that holds the turn signal it will not come out as it hits the tire. Maybe I'm missing something and I;m just tired. I installed a D&D Fat Cat exhaust today too. Any assistance or help would be greatly appreciated. By the way it's q 2010.
 

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Jack the bike up, so the back tire drops down some........either that or disconnect the shocks to let the swing arm swing down until you have clearance.
 
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I thought of both of those, only problem is I don't have a jack. If I can't come up with anything else I'll try dropping the shocks. Thanks.
 
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You can try letting the air out of the tire, that may give you enough clearance
 
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If you have a scissor jack from a car that will work. Just place towards the rear of the frame and use a block of wood to protect the frame. I had to do that once before I had my bike jack. You will only need to raise it up a little bit to get the bolts to clear the tire...I know because I had the same problem when I was putting my docking kit on my bike......
 
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are you using a socket and rachet? a racheting combination wrench might do the trick
 
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Thanks for all the input. I tried letting air out of the tire, that didn't help either. My jack is back at my cabin in Ohio.. Just might have to wait until I travel there in Feb and bring it back.
 
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Install a solid mount sissy bar on my 2011, had to use a jack and alittle elbow grease, finally got it on. Be careful and take your time so you don't scratch you fender.
 
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What do you use to keep from scratching your fender?
Black rubber washers or what?
 
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I use blue painters tape.
 

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