Member Reviews for Show Chrome Accessories (Big Bike Parts) Two Piece Highway Bars - VTX1800 R/S/N/T
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Show Chrome Accessories (Big Bike Parts) Two Piece Highway Bars - VTX1800 R/S/N/T
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Part Number: BBP-55-118A
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(5 stars) reviewed on 01/07/10 by
doug/fish scales (stinkinfish1) from shreveport, LA, United States, for a 2007navyblue&silver/spec3 1800 VTX1800R (Retro) wrote:

Very nice chrome , follow instructions , don't tighten eny bolts intill all bolts are installed or treads are started.
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(4 stars) reviewed on 08/18/08 by
Dave Langer (dwlanger) from Gig Harbor, WA, United States, for a 2005 Black 1800 VTX1800R (Retro) wrote:

I opted to install these bars myself, rather than tell my son “your other right” 23 times. I left the bike on the side stand and used a piece of 4x4 to prop the front tire over to allow clearance for the install. It took about an hour and a half, but I took my time. Here's how it went: - Steps 1 & 2 per instructions. - Before step 3, I loosened the horn bracket (12mm) so I could rotate horn and bracket out of the way and use a ratchet on the left side bolts. - Steps 3 & 4 per instructions - Since I was solo, I loosely mounted the right bar by starting the long (center) cap screw at the top, and slid the bottom right bolt through and just started the nut. - I then got the left bar in position, removed the center cap screw and restarted it through both bars, and then started the other two cap screws and the bottom left bolt. - I then started the rest of the bolts per instructions. - I tightened all fasteners down snug to insure good fit and alignment, then I backed them off o...
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