2024+ Street Glide Handlebars WITHOUT Removing the Fairing

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You no longer have to remove your entire fairing to replace your handlebar on the 2024+ Harley Street Glide! This saves about an hour or more on a bar change. The entire replacement took me 2.5 hours.
This video shows how the bars are replaced with the fairing on the bike, the way the Harley service manual explains it.
TOOLS NEEDED:
3/8” drive torque wrench (16-18 ft-lbs)
3/8” drive ratchet
1/4” drive torque wrench (20-81 in-lbs)
1/4” drive ratchet
6” L x 1/4” drive extension
T27 bit x 1/4” drive
T25 bit x 1/4” drive
T20 bit x 1/4” drive
5/32” hex bit x 1/4” drive
1/4” hex bit x 5” L x 3/8” drive
Bent needle nose pliers
#2 Phillips screwdriver
Trim remover tool
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6 июл 2024

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@BrandonsHarley 19 дней назад

If your media tray springs are giving you trouble, check out this short: ru-vid.comhm5QvJiqUqQ?si=AjaG0TuJo_Kh0uJA

@hambonet3652 2 дня назад

Nicely done! Very detailed removal and installation. Thanks

@AJTStuff 6 дней назад

Oh man, I wish every how-video on RU-vid was as clear, concise, and as free of fluff as this one! I just shared it to a SG trouble thread on Facebook. EXCEPTIONAL WORK!!!

@BrandonsHarley 6 дней назад

Glad it helped! Thanks for sharing!

@djs022867 17 дней назад

Awesome video! Thanks for sharing your expertise.

@biohazardtvcanada 14 дней назад

this is the absolute best tutorial video ive ever seen gonna be my winter project for sure

@BrandonsHarley 14 дней назад

Wow, thanks! If you have any questions I don’t mind helping.

@VTG63 20 дней назад

Great video, I don't ride a street glide, ride 24 RG, but u did an outstanding job!

@BrandonsHarley 19 дней назад

Thank you! Appreciate the feedback.

@patrickmcconkey 22 дня назад

Much more convenient than removing the whole fairing. Nice job!

@MLZ59 10 дней назад

You can do it this way, unless you go with the 12" bars and need to replace the clutch,right?! I just replaced my bars and took all off.... BTW, thank you for this one. I had to readjust my bars and it took me 15 minutes. Great video,keep them going! Subscribed!

@BrandonsHarley 10 дней назад

You can still replace the clutch cable and brake line this way. You just remove the p-clip retainers from the top of the triple tree and it will free up the lines to be replaced. There is one retainer for the brake line, and one for the clutch cable. You will need to have a right angle T27 (like an Allen wrench, but a Torx) to get the bolts out. There is not enough room to get a T27 socket in there. For 12” bars, you do not need to replace either line. Removing the p-clips from the triple tree gives enough slack.

@LoveLunaFam 21 день назад

Very interesting

@mrgrey2k 19 дней назад

Which new bar did you go with? Looks like maybe 2" more rise? Are you happen with it?

@BrandonsHarley 19 дней назад

I went with the Harley Tallboy bars. They are about 2” taller than stock. Much more comfortable, similar to the stock Road Glide bars.

@gp62902 19 дней назад

Great video. If just need to adjust the bars only need to remove that plastic cover and tray? Are those the HD Tall Boy bars? Thank you.

@BrandonsHarley 19 дней назад

Thanks! To adjust the bars, the service manual state you can just remove the tray, loosen the two exposed clamp bolts (and the alignment bolt if you still have it), make the adjustment, and tighten the two clamp bolts. These are the HD Tallboy bars. About 2” taller than stock.

@gp62902 19 дней назад

@@BrandonsHarley thank you. Just subscribed! You like the tall boys better is what I am thinking of doing.

@BrandonsHarley 19 дней назад

@@gp62902Thanks again! Oh yeah, the Tallboys are much better. I can lean back a little now.

@gp62902 19 дней назад

@@BrandonsHarley sorry one last question. The tall boys wider than stock?

@BrandonsHarley 19 дней назад

@@gp62902⁠No problem, ask away. The only difference from stock is the height.