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Rotating clutch housing on bar - Heritage 2023

  • AndrewT
    AndrewT
    3 days ago
    Hi, I have a 2023 Heritage Classic. When adjusting the bars forward a little, I need to rotate the clutch housing slightly. Is there a notch or pin that would restrict it being rotated? Thanks in advance. (PS first post on this forum, as I have just bought my first HD....very happy.)
  • Hilly
    Hilly
    2 days ago
    G'day Andrew, no pin mate, just loosen the screws a little and rotate it to the desired position and retighten them to spec.
  • Uncle Ho
    Uncle Ho
    2 days ago
    I rotated the original bars forward on my LRS so I could mount mirrors under the bars. Just loosen housing and rotate as desired. Have since put Burleigh Roller Bars on.....
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  • Daffy
    Daffy
    yesterday
    Quoting AndrewT on 27 Jan 2025 04:12 AM

    Hi, I have a 2023 Heritage Classic. When adjusting the bars forward a little, I need to rotate the clutch housing slightly. Is there a notch or pin that would restrict it being rotated? Thanks in advance. (PS first post on this forum, as I have just bought my first HD....very happy.)

    I have put deluxe bars and risers on my Heritage Classic. I find them much more comfortable. I have a Sundowner seat for that bike if you’re interested. As new condition. $200. Pm me if you are interested. Cheers. 
  • T4
    T4
    20 hours ago
    Forgive my ignorance as I have not had anything to do with late model bikes (my latest is 2004), but does the 'dimple' on the underside of the bars for the wiring still exist?

    Cheers, Will
  • ATilsley169
    ATilsley169
    19 hours ago
    OK, thanks. I have a Sundowner seat already supplied. Regards.
  • ATilsley169
    ATilsley169
    19 hours ago
    Quoting Uncle Ho on 28 Jan 2025 02:42 AM

    I rotated the original bars forward on my LRS so I could mount mirrors under the bars. Just loosen housing and rotate as desired. Have since put Burleigh Roller Bars on.....

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    OK, thanks...I'll try again. I did loosen the two screws almost to the end, but the grip still did not move. Maybe it needs a tap....
  • ATilsley169
    ATilsley169
    19 hours ago
    I've changed my profile from AndrewT to ATilsley169 due to lost password, which could not be resent. Weird.

    Is it me, or does this forum have too many ads...?
  • Uncle Ho
    Uncle Ho
    6 hours ago
    Quoting Uncle Ho on 28 Jan 2025 02:42 AM

    I rotated the original bars forward on my LRS so I could mount mirrors under the bars. Just loosen housing and rotate as desired. Have since put Burleigh Roller Bars on.....

    IMG_2127.jpg
    Quoting ATilsley169 on 29 Jan 2025 10:31 AM

    OK, thanks...I'll try again. I did loosen the two screws almost to the end, but the grip still did not move. Maybe it needs a tap....

    If memory serves me correctly, you will need to loosen all 4 screws
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  • ATilsley169
    ATilsley169
    6 hours ago
    Quoting Uncle Ho on 28 Jan 2025 02:42 AM

    I rotated the original bars forward on my LRS so I could mount mirrors under the bars. Just loosen housing and rotate as desired. Have since put Burleigh Roller Bars on.....

    IMG_2127.jpg
    Quoting ATilsley169 on 29 Jan 2025 10:31 AM

    OK, thanks...I'll try again. I did loosen the two screws almost to the end, but the grip still did not move. Maybe it needs a tap....

    Quoting Uncle Ho on 29 Jan 2025 11:49 PM

    If memory serves me correctly, you will need to loosen all 4 screws

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    Ah, that now makes sense....thanks.
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