Republika Ng Pilipinas
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09 street glide. arlen ness grips, may try it myself, just woner how much of a b it might be? any thing i should watch out for?
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grip change, is gona be a hair puller?
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nihonnyanko152
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Nope, pretty straight forward. Takes about 20 minutes total. Make sure that you split the switch housing on the throttle side far enough for the lip on the stock grip to slide out. Other than that...SIMPLE!!!
sunnysarah63
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Its a 1 beer job...nuthin to it
Christropher Brando
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Piece of cake..
schmitty2407
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Simple job. Only a few screws to loosen to install the new grips.
Step 1. squeeze the front brake and put the fat end of a zip tie in the gap.
Step 2. Remove the switch housing screws and open the housing so that you can remove the original throttle grip.
Step 3. Replace with the new grip.
Step 4. tighten and make sure throttle twists freely.
Step 5. Remove zip tie.
Step 6. Cut off clutch side and replace grip.
All of 15 mins the first time. After that 5-10 min tops.
Don't forget the zip tie in the brake. You don't want to break the switch.
Step 2. Remove the switch housing screws and open the housing so that you can remove the original throttle grip.
Step 3. Replace with the new grip.
Step 4. tighten and make sure throttle twists freely.
Step 5. Remove zip tie.
Step 6. Cut off clutch side and replace grip.
All of 15 mins the first time. After that 5-10 min tops.
Don't forget the zip tie in the brake. You don't want to break the switch.
toocladashis
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as always, thank you much. now fathertime is that a 1 beer bottle or a can job? or could i just have both? thanks again folks for the help, drive safe.