07 Harley rear wobble
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i replaced OE number 47564-86
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Yeah your part number is what I was originally looking at from harley for my 07. Thought maybe the polyurethane might be a better option ?
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used stock
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Last edited by eighteight; Oct 9, 2020 at 04:23 PM.
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As the part number indicates that is a spacer not present before 02 model year ( not there on my 99)
I m suggesting the outboard rubber isolators as referenced in earlier post
I m suggesting the outboard rubber isolators as referenced in earlier post
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From the factory the 07 swingarm comes with something called a cleave block inside the swingarm. The replacement which will eliminate the wobble is a bearing and is a popular replacement from glide pro and/or stay bo
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Call Kevin at sta no. those bushings indicated in the picture fit inside the rubber bushings from Harley.
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There most certainly are roller bearings in your swing arm, thats what part 9208 is. One on each side.
The Sta-Bo II bushings go into the oem frame mounts (47564-86B), they do not replace them.
steering head wear in going to create wag that will feel like bikes rear is swinging in a turn, and builds up gradually in the normal course of time. I would suggest you check this.
The Sta-Bo II bushings go into the oem frame mounts (47564-86B), they do not replace them.
steering head wear in going to create wag that will feel like bikes rear is swinging in a turn, and builds up gradually in the normal course of time. I would suggest you check this.