Harley Road Glide 3 Handlebars

[hawg2019]

Looking for the Harley part number for stock Road Glide 3 handlebars

 

[Jack Klarich]

Welcome to Trike Talk and your first post

55801584 chrome

55801437 black

 

[Papa Zook]

Welcome to Trike Talk and your first post

55801584 chrome

55801437 black

Who else is starting to think that "Jack" just might be an AI bot.. ?

He is super helpful and always has the correct answer. Thank you Jack!

 

[Noodles107]

I myself have used the "Thank You Jack" sentiment more than a handful of times. I saw this post and not only agree but with the many times I have reached out for help with, I always get pointed in the right direction. I also felt that this would be a good opportunity to actually ask a question without starting a whole new thread.

So to check the torque of my rear wheels lug nuts obviously I 1st remove the "hub cap" (if you will) ... I'm sure there's a simple easy way to do this although there's nothing in the HD Manual and nothing I have been able to find online. Any input is always greatly appreciated. Thanks

 

[Jack Klarich]

I myself have used the "Thank You Jack" sentiment more than a handful of times. I saw this post and not only agree but with the many times I have reached out for help with, I always get pointed in the right direction. I also felt that this would be a good opportunity to actually ask a question without starting a whole new thread.

So to check the torque of my rear wheels lug nuts obviously I 1st remove the "hub cap" (if you will) ... I'm sure there's a simple easy way to do this although there's nothing in the HD Manual and nothing I have been able to find online. Any input is always greatly appreciated. Thanks

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Just grab it and pull it off, check the inside fingers of the hubcap for cracks and or missing fingers

I ran a strip of duct tape around the fingers for a tighter fit

Torque the lugs to 100 ft lbs, check it once a week good to go

Thanks for the Kudos

 

[JTJersey]

Had this same issue a while back. It just pops off. I believe there's a notch in it for something like a flathead screwdriver.

 

[Dfriz]

Use one of the those plastic pry tools from Harbor Freight ThumbUp