Handlebar Exchange???
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Handlebar Exchange???
I have a 09 Street Glide & am going to change the handlebars with 2" pullbacks. Anyone point me to a link as to help me? I have a service manual & instructions for HD. Any hints to make things easier? What to do or not to do? Thanks for any advice except take it to the Stealer.
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Khrome Werks + 2" Sweepers. I'm installing my 2nd set tonite on my own bike. Wife got the 1st set. Their website will give you the part # for the 4" over clutch cable needed to do the job right. Fairly easy install on an 09 because you only have to pull off a heat shield instead of the entire exhaust (on 08 and earlier years) to get to the clutch release cover. Do a search on the forum. Lots of good reviews.
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Got done. Took about 4 hours. Not to bad a friend helped me. Went over to his garage, he sells tools for a living so I knew he would have anyone we needed. With the 2" pullbacks you don't have to change any cables. I relocated the Clutch cable but I don't think I even had to do that. I found that plug inside the handlebars for the Fly By Wire. Makes it easy to disconnect & run through the new bars. It is a little orange connector. Just pull the FBW from the throttle as far as you can you will see it.
Makes a big difference riding for me. I can sit up straight now.
THANKS FOR THE HELP
Makes a big difference riding for me. I can sit up straight now.
THANKS FOR THE HELP
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