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Default Poly handlebar bushings where?

So I need some new bushings, where can I get the polyurathane (sp?) ones?
for my 07 street bob...

and what do they have to be torqued down to?
 
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Try googling urethane riser bushings . That's what I did , I found them for 14 dollars . Torque them to 38-40 ft/lb .
 
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I just went the easy way and got them at the HD dealer. It sure wasn't the cheapest way though.
 
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Got mine from Zanotti Part # 56165-03
 
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Default Poly handlebar bushings where?

Originally Posted by Baeseman1
Got mine from Zanotti Part # 56165-03

Zanotti can't be beat, IMHO. I've heard that these bushings reduce vibration, but also cause the handlebars to buzz. Any experience with buzzing handlebars after installing the bushings?
 
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Got mine from the dealer they were a little more than you can find them for on-line but they were in my hand and were not outrageously priced. Worked well reduced the play and did not seem to add any vibration. No buzzing either.
 
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I had the same experience as whannigan1.
 
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I got mine from HCCC on ebay for $9.95.
 
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Thanks guys!
 
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Originally Posted by bqualls

Zanotti can't be beat, IMHO. I've heard that these bushings reduce vibration, but also cause the handlebars to buzz. Any experience with buzzing handlebars after installing the bushings?
Doesn't reduce vibration at all. What they do is make the bars / risers stiffer in the trees. You may experience slightly more vibrations through the grips with poly bushings but it's not bad.
 


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