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Hi,every riders,i have a question need your help.my bike is 2015 fortyeight,now i prepare install a wild 1 wo562 T handlebar on my bike.i don`t want to change my up triple,so i bought a factory47 adjustable bracket,for install my bars.
when i watching factory47 video,i found they hold bars bolt`s head very huge. just like photo shows.i contact fatory47, try to buy bolt,they refuse,so i looking for bolts on internet,but i have not found any bolts like it.so ,some one can help me
what`s bolt?type,size,any useful mesage,thanks.
ows which bolt is that?if can give me some advise,thanks very much.
If I have worked this out you are need of two bolts that will hold the bars to that bracket?
Just go to any decent supplier with the bars and it should be straight forward to find what you need. Imperial bolts you will want grade 8 for metric you will want grade 12.9.
Oh and get washers so as to not gouge up the bottom side of the bracket. Apply some Loctite 243.
Last edited by Andy from Sandy; Dec 13, 2018 at 09:57 AM.
If I have worked this out you are need of two bolts that will hold the bars to that bracket?
Just go to any decent supplier with the bars and it should be straight forward to find what you need. Imperial bolts you will want grade 8 for metric you will want grade 12.9.
Oh and get washers so as to not gouge up the bottom side of the bracket. Apply some Loctite 243.
buy bolts is easy,i just want buy photo show bolt,let me feel it`s more stable,if can`t buy same bolt,i just buy 2 1/2 13 tpi bolt for my bars.thank you.
Last edited by ashbonering; Dec 13, 2018 at 10:04 AM.
I have a concern that with the USA living in probably the only Imperial-inch land left on the planet that our Chinese friend will have problems getting suitable screws. I'd be very surprised if they are metric!
Hold on - come on chaps, keep up! These bars are designed to be installed direct to a stock top tree such as on an Iron, so the original bolts from other Sporties should fit, #3605, Bolt. Can anyone confirm the correct size, from their Parts Book?
ashbonering, your local Harley dealer should be able to confirm the correct size of screw and supply them, using the H-D part number above, along with #6590HW, Washer, to fit.
I think he already knows basically the correct size and knows where he can get typical Hex Head Cap screws, but he wants to get the bolts shown in the photo (Socket Head Cap Screws) ... as I interpreted from below
Originally Posted by ashbonering
buy bolts is easy,i just want buy photo show bolt,let me feel it`s more stable,if can`t buy same bolt,i just buy 2 1/2 13 tpi bolt for my bars.thank you.
Pretty sure hes asking for item 2 below. Shows to be PN 3605 which shows to be a 1/2"-13 (course thread) 2.5L hex head. Id also pick up a washer. Ebay link for ref. https://www.ebay.com/itm/NOS-OEM-Har...-/221904768123
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