poly riser bushings install ?
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poly riser bushings install ?
I have searched and found posts about the poly bushings being an easy install but it looks like it is more involved on a 2000 Heritage. Any one have any install advice? There isn't enough clearance from the back to work a wrench so does the headlight and front panel have to come off?
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You have to remove the 4 side bolts, 2 on each side, of your forks. Then remove the 2 back plates, 1 on each side rear of your headlight cover. You do not have to remove your headlight or the large square piece directly behind the headlight. Pretty simple. You will also need a tq wrench to tq the riser bolts 30-35lbs if I remember correctly.
Be sure to cover your tank and front fender with blankets to protect them...
Be sure to cover your tank and front fender with blankets to protect them...
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There is a lot of flex in the handlebar when pushing. A service rep told me that it was time to replace them. I don't remember the bar having that much give when it was newer. I checked an 09 at the dealer and that handlebar didn't flex at all. I am a little concerned about possibly increasing the vibration in the bar after reading some of the posts.
Last edited by DHinsSC; 12-22-2008 at 08:14 PM.
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