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Replacing handlebars on a 2008 Can-Am spyder RS
- Thread starter Luciano
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Chupaca
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Don't know.....
about the video but you have (4) bolts 10mm heads ( parts page says 5mm x 11) that go in from the back side of the cover plate that have to be removed to gain access to the mounting bolts. Two are at the outter edges top and two close to the center. You need to turn the bars all the way to one side to get one and turn the other way for the other on the center ones. Once removed you will remove the cover plate and see the holding plate and bolts that hold the bars on. If you use different bars I do not think the covers will go back on....:thumbup:
about the video but you have (4) bolts 10mm heads ( parts page says 5mm x 11) that go in from the back side of the cover plate that have to be removed to gain access to the mounting bolts. Two are at the outter edges top and two close to the center. You need to turn the bars all the way to one side to get one and turn the other way for the other on the center ones. Once removed you will remove the cover plate and see the holding plate and bolts that hold the bars on. If you use different bars I do not think the covers will go back on....:thumbup:
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