Handlebar install pricing
Tourer
Joined: Mar 2015
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From: Portland, Oregon
I have the klockerks Ergo bars on my 16 Ultra Classic. They're not tall enough to need the extended wiring. But I was quoted $1600 for the ***** installed from an HD dealer in Oregon City Oregon, and paid less than half that at Salem HD. This was during their winter hours, so they have half price service rate. I bought the bike from Salem HD, but I think the price would have been the same for anyone.
Ultimate HDF Member
Joined: Apr 2014
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From: Tennessee
In speaking to my Independent service shop I normally use for all of our work I was given a price of 933.00 which includes the 14' bars, the cable/wiring kit and the labor to do the install on my Street Glide with ABS. Does that sound about right? I know people do it themselves but there is just a part of my that is fearful of the process of running all of the wires through the new bars, plus all of the messing with brake, clutch and ABS stuff concerns me a bit too.
Thanks everyone.
Thanks everyone.
Get al the stuff your need for the bars and do it yourself and save you money for other things. It is satisfying and gratifying knowing you done all the work yourself. Also get a Service Manual.
Road Master
Joined: May 2008
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From: Joplin, MO
Not a bad price at all. Did my own and used stock wiring. New bars, front brake line, throttle and idle cables, handlebar bushings and clutch cable was over $600. Thats just for parts, and you cant really put a price on the pain in the *** factor. Go for it!
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Joined: Apr 2018
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From: Florida
Paid $1200 for all the parts and installation for my wife to get 12's in her Deluxe at the dealership. Worth every penny to stop hearing about the backache. My best bro was a dealership mechanic for many years and he hated handlebar installations.
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