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Hi Guys...went to the dealer on Friday to buy a shock wrench for an '09 Street Bob and he told me he couldn't order it 'cause he didn't have the part number and he didn't know how to get it. I told him that I would get the number and phone it in for him to order. He asked how I was going to get the number (thinking I was a total idiot) and I told him that I have friends. So do anyone out there have the part number for a shock wrench to fit an '09 Street Bob???
....Thanks...Bill
....Thanks...Bill
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I thought a shock wrench was a shock wrench. I didn't know there was specific one for the 09 StreetBob.
Like this one here,
http://www.jpcycles.com/product/7000...wrench&Ntk=All
Like this one here,
http://www.jpcycles.com/product/7000...wrench&Ntk=All
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Still need a part number according to the dealer...
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From: Newfoundland, Canada
94448-82B
Fits all H-DŽ mechanically adjustable rear shock absorbers (except XR models).
MSRP CDN $16.95
Just what I was looking for...thank-you very much..I'll call and order it tomorrow and give the credit to the knowledgeable people on this site...maybe even tell them they should sign up... Bill
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Be careful...
The one you're looking at from HD is a flat piece of metal that can bend easily and is not sturdy. Try going to the Sears website and do a search for spanner wrenches. A good one will run you around $50. It will last you a lifetime and will make adjusting your shocks a whole lot easier than the HD model. Just ask me how I know...
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Your dealer's part person needs to be replaced ... a spanner wrench is a spanner wrench. If he insists on the Harley part number he should've been able to find it easily ...94448-82B.
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I agree...The dealership got a new owner a few weeks ago and the old employees seem to be more obnoxious than usual....'bout time to make some personnel changes. The new owner seems like a nice guy though.
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Show him this post, Bill....
P/n is 94448-82B, USD 8,76 at LSHD1.com.
Here's a link to the H-D Catalog:
http://www.harley-davidson.com/gma/g...bmLocale=en_US
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P/n is 94448-82B, USD 8,76 at LSHD1.com.
Here's a link to the H-D Catalog:
http://www.harley-davidson.com/gma/g...bmLocale=en_US
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Thanks for the link.... If some of the dealers were as helpful to their customers as we are to our forum members, it would be a pleasure to visit there...