Handlebar Replacement Cost
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Joined: Oct 2012
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From: Boise, ID
The best bet is to ask your dealer.
I would personally check with a local shop too (if you have a trusted one) to check their price.
I did mine on my Road King but there is no fairing to mess with. Also, I think the ignition switch on your bike needs to be removed which I hear is a little tricky, but I could be totally wrong on that.
All that being said it usually runs in the $800 range in my area.
I would personally check with a local shop too (if you have a trusted one) to check their price.
I did mine on my Road King but there is no fairing to mess with. Also, I think the ignition switch on your bike needs to be removed which I hear is a little tricky, but I could be totally wrong on that.
All that being said it usually runs in the $800 range in my area.
It's in the $600 range out here plus parts. I installed heated grips, bars, extended the wires, new clamp, all for about $600 including all parts doing it myself, and the heated grips were the majority of that cost. So if you don't have the parts already you could easily touch $1200 with labor.
I will add that doing the bars is not a fun job and if I could have afforded it, I'd pay to have it done again.
I will add that doing the bars is not a fun job and if I could have afforded it, I'd pay to have it done again.
The best bet is to ask your dealer.
I would personally check with a local shop too (if you have a trusted one) to check their price.
I did mine on my Road King but there is no fairing to mess with. Also, I think the ignition switch on your bike needs to be removed which I hear is a little tricky, but I could be totally wrong on that.
All that being said it usually runs in the $800 range in my area.
I would personally check with a local shop too (if you have a trusted one) to check their price.
I did mine on my Road King but there is no fairing to mess with. Also, I think the ignition switch on your bike needs to be removed which I hear is a little tricky, but I could be totally wrong on that.
All that being said it usually runs in the $800 range in my area.
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follow this thread. I did mine in a few hours. Very easy.
follow this thread. I did mine in a few hours. Very easy.
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From: Alberta
Three different dealers quoted me six hours so that can’t be far off. It’s not a job for me so I held my nose and paid up. Thankfully the bars themselves (WO 10’s) weren’t pricey. And the bike was in and out in a day and I didn’t have to start a thread “changed my bars today and ……….”
