springer apes
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05-06-2008, 11:55 PM
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05-07-2008, 01:46 AM
RE: springer apes
Yup. I had a lot of wiggle with mine. I replaced the stock bushings with a set from Good-n-Tight. Drag Specialties part no 7806-1056.
I recommend going a little over the given torque amount when installing. Also, recheck and retighten after you have ridden with tme for a while and things have set and relaxed. For a ballpark number, say 250 miles.
I recommend going a little over the given torque amount when installing. Also, recheck and retighten after you have ridden with tme for a while and things have set and relaxed. For a ballpark number, say 250 miles.
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05-07-2008, 07:24 AM
RE: springer apes
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Yup. I had a lot of wiggle with mine. I replaced the stock bushings with a set from Good-n-Tight. Drag Specialties part no 7806-1056.
I recommend going a little over the given torque amount when installing. Also, recheck and retighten after you have ridden with tme for a while and things have set and relaxed. For a ballpark number, say 250 miles.
Yup. I had a lot of wiggle with mine. I replaced the stock bushings with a set from Good-n-Tight. Drag Specialties part no 7806-1056.
I recommend going a little over the given torque amount when installing. Also, recheck and retighten after you have ridden with tme for a while and things have set and relaxed. For a ballpark number, say 250 miles.
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05-07-2008, 07:49 AM
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#10
05-15-2008, 07:56 PM
RE: springer apes
Didn't change my bushings when I put my 12.5" bars on b/c I didn't know any better. However, I really don't have a lot wiggle in my bars at all. If I ever change out to 16's, then I am going to swap them, but for now, going on 2 years and no problems (my bike is not a springer though).