Question regarding riser bushings
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Question regarding riser bushings
I just ordered myself a pair of 1 1/2" bent ape beaters from brcustom bars for m 2012 fatbob. I also ordered a set of risers from them and am wondering if i will need a new set of bushing when i switch out the risers or if i can use the old set. Any info helps
thanks guys
thanks guys
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yes they are. poly bushings are definitely a worthwhile upgrade. With the stock ones if i leaned on them at all moving the bike around the garage/parking lot the riser/bar assembly would rock back and forth noticeably. Zero movement now with the poly bushings. Bars dont seem to shake as bad while at idle either.
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+1 on the poly bushings...
Just a quick tip, the torque spec for the riser bolts are between 30-40 ft-lbs, so 35 ft-lbs. However, poly bushings compress so don't torque them straight to 35 ft-lbs. Torque them gradually waiting a few minutes between each turn, until it's correctly torqued.
Least, that's how I do it.
Just a quick tip, the torque spec for the riser bolts are between 30-40 ft-lbs, so 35 ft-lbs. However, poly bushings compress so don't torque them straight to 35 ft-lbs. Torque them gradually waiting a few minutes between each turn, until it's correctly torqued.
Least, that's how I do it.
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