Handle bar adjustment
#21
I've just found a PDF file http://www.harleyhog.co.uk/photos/my.../rkbarswap.pdf explaining where there are two screws but I have 2 blanks in their place, are these to be removed first? Sorry if this thread is boring readers but this is a nightmare as I want to tighten up the handlebars and 1 cover is in the way.
#22
I've just found a PDF file http://www.harleyhog.co.uk/photos/my.../rkbarswap.pdf explaining where there are two screws but I have 2 blanks in their place, are these to be removed first? Sorry if this thread is boring readers but this is a nightmare as I want to tighten up the handlebars and 1 cover is in the way.
#24
Bikehunter,
I don't have an answer for your issue at this point. I'm like the others, at work and can't remeber seeing the things you are. A while back I swapped out my stock bars on my '05 Road King and folks here sent me to the following site. check it out and see if it helps any.
http://www.moccsplace.com/images/harley/hbar/hbar.htm
Also, I went with the HD 'Reduced Reach Bars'. they bring you back like 2 1/2 inches. These are perfect for me and they were only like $180.00 total out the door.
I don't have an answer for your issue at this point. I'm like the others, at work and can't remeber seeing the things you are. A while back I swapped out my stock bars on my '05 Road King and folks here sent me to the following site. check it out and see if it helps any.
http://www.moccsplace.com/images/harley/hbar/hbar.htm
Also, I went with the HD 'Reduced Reach Bars'. they bring you back like 2 1/2 inches. These are perfect for me and they were only like $180.00 total out the door.
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isn't it the heritage softail bars that the guys have found to be very comfortable? i thought i saw this a month or two ago. stock seats, handlebars, and mufflers is where harley makes a lot of residual money. that's why they probably still make them with uncomfortable parts to begin with. see, they are smarter than us.
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