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I just bought the HD batwing mini apes a couple days ago from my local dealer. I didn't realize until tonight that the bushings were supposed to come with them according to the HD website. Anybody else purchased these bars and got the bushings included? Part # 57474-11
That's what I would do, the bushings are suppose to be in the box , I can't remember but look at the instructions there should be a parts number or the bushings
No problems with the batwing bars they are nice the only reason I changed them out was because I wanted a little more height and I got a hella deal on the KST from eastern performance.
I still got the instructions ,but they do not have the part number
it has 2 kit numbers 57474-11 & 57485-11 kit includes handlebar (not sold separately) and 2 handle bar bushings (not sold separately )
I can mail you a copy of the instructions if you want pm me your address.
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