Finally Got 'Em Pulled Thru
Cruiser
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 124
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From: Pittsburgh, Pa.
Looks good!
Put LA Chopper Twin Peaks on my Road glide. They were a pain in the ***. Fired it up and had no throttle. Pulled it all apart and started over. Hard wired the throttle wire (highly recommend it) and all is well now.
Put LA Chopper Twin Peaks on my Road glide. They were a pain in the ***. Fired it up and had no throttle. Pulled it all apart and started over. Hard wired the throttle wire (highly recommend it) and all is well now.
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Joined: Mar 2012
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From: new caney, tx
take your time, make sure your connections are solid, and get on with it
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Road Master
Joined: Aug 2015
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From: Lancaster pa
This is day two. I can get either the switch wiring or the twist grip but not both. I'm getting pretty aggravated
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I recommend using baby powder as it reduces friction a ton and is a lot less messier than wire lube. Once you have the control wire through, wiggle it from the top and bottom as you push and pull the TBW cable through. Go slow and be patient.
Road Master
Joined: Oct 2012
Posts: 1,005
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From: NC
Congrats. I found it to be a pure pain in the ***. Made it little easier when I cut off the green plug. I bought the connector extension kit and soldered the actual connecters so they wouldn't pull loose. Still took me all weekend to do it. Talked to a vendor at bike week and they said they were installing bars on 1.5 hours. Don't know how they manage that.