Got her done - installed BajaRon bar plus foam grips & risers

[Piratezz]

Whwen I replaced my swaybar, I used a forklift, the "spoons", under the a-arms, with a wooden block between them, worked like a charm, and is one of the best improvements to install...

 

[Rider Steve]

This is how I did it, safer than using M/C jack.

 

[Pirate]

Nope, dealers will install for you for a price $$$

My local Can Am dealer charges $375 for the installation alone.

 

[Rider Steve]

My local Can Am dealer charges $375 for the installation alone.

I've heard dealers will install from 300.00 to 500.00 dollars.

 

[troop]

My dealer charged (1) hour labor.

 

[fatboy]

you only have to get one side up long enough to slide old out new in

 

[GaryBlevins]

Ok Steve, I gotta ask, how the H**L did you do that?? 1 wheel at a time with a hydraulic jack? Adding a sway bar is my spring project.

 

[FrogmanDave]

Ok Steve, I gotta ask, how the H**L did you do that?? 1 wheel at a time with a hydraulic jack? Adding a sway bar is my spring project.

Watch the videos on YouTube. The sway bar pulls across and out and down on one side. For sure you will have more room to work with both sides up in the air but I completely understand how it could be done lifting only one side.

 

[Rider Steve]

Ok Steve, I gotta ask, how the H**L did you do that?? 1 wheel at a time with a hydraulic jack? Adding a sway bar is my spring project.

I used my MC lift for the first blocks then the jack became to unstable to use so I put it up on the second blocks with my floor jack and wood blocks. Brought it back with floor jack.