10" Yaffee bars

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Feb 24, 2017 | 09:32 AM

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Ashnic

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Originally Posted by Harley1016

You would be best to have it on the lift as you do have to turn the front end back & forth several times while putting the new bushings in. I would not raise it to high since you will be tilting the inner fairing back & forth a lot also!

Not installing new bushings..it's a new bike, It's a road glide..why would I tilt the inner fairing back and forth?

Feb 24, 2017 | 09:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Ashnic

Not installing new bushings..it's a new bike, It's a road glide..why would I tilt the inner fairing back and forth?

My bad.... I have an Ultra Limited and did not pay attention to what bike you were doing. That being said, I think you will regret not changing the riser bushings as the stock ones are rubber and they recommend that you switch to Poly. They are much firmer then the stock ones. HD sells them for $49. I was not going to change mine either but once you feel them with the new bars, you may change your mind.