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Old 07-06-2016, 11:06 PM
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I watched the vids, figured "if he can do it, I can dot" and had at it. So far so good, but I am at a stopping point: it seems that the 2016 SGS has a different plug for the TBW--it's not the typical larger green plug, but a smaller plug that pulls through fairly easily. The problem is that there is another plug next to the TBW plug--a 2-wire deal (black and white) and I can't for the life of me remember where to plug it--or if it was plugged in at all... ARGH! Help?
 
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I'm Pretty sure that is for heated grips which you most likely don't have. Just leave it unplugged if I remember correctly (even if that's not what it's for). Just did a RGS for a buddy a few weeks ago and he had the same plug.
 

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Originally Posted by starbiker99
I'm Pretty sure that is for heated grips which you most likely don't have. Just leave it unplugged if I remember correctly (even if that's not what it's for). Just did a RGS for a buddy a few weeks ago and he had the same plug.

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Ps: feeding wires through bars is just one step below a dental visit... Lol
 
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Originally Posted by starbiker99
I'm Pretty sure that is for heated grips which you most likely don't have. Just leave it unplugged if I remember correctly (even if that's not what it's for). Just did a RGS for a buddy a few weeks ago and he had the same plug.
Affirmative ^ ................ I have one with HG's and one without!
 
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All done and buttoned-up. Next time i do something like this, I'll take some pictures along the way to remember things like this. It wasn't difficult at all, save for the wire-through-the-bars frustration. Can't imagine paying $1000+ for labor to do this...
 
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I hear you about the $$$$ for labor! I have been a part of 3 Street Glide and 1 Road Glide handle bar swaps and none of them have been too "difficult". Mine will be getting done a 2nd time this fall to go with taller bars.
 
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I put 10" Yaffe monkey bars on my '15 SGS and l cussed like a sailor running the wires thru the bars. Even had the older tbw harness without the green plug. Love how they fit and feel though.
 
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I've done one set of 14's on a pre-Rushmore bike and three sets on Rushmore bikes. The Rushmore bikes are a piece of cake compared to the pre-Rushmore bikes. Still, pulling the wires through is the hardest part of the job.
 
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Originally Posted by stevemucha1
I've done one set of 14's on a pre-Rushmore bike and three sets on Rushmore bikes. The Rushmore bikes are a piece of cake compared to the pre-Rushmore bikes. Still, pulling the wires through is the hardest part of the job.
Yup I agree! My bike was the first one that I swapped bars on (10" Yaffee bars 1" bars) the wires are on the outside of the bars. They look okay but they could be better. The other bikes I have done or helped on all have had 1 1/4 bars and the wires are inside. So I am going to change mine out with 12"s and put the wires inside.
 
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