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Installing the Steering Stopper (Sportster 39mm Narrow Glide)

Installation steps for the steering stopper for the Sportster 39mm Narrow Glide. Photos walk you through removing the block, fitting the stopper to the stem, setting the block, and final tightening with the stopper centered.

ハンドルストッパー(スポーツスター 39mmナローグライド用)の取り付け手順
What you'll learn in this article
  • Preparing the included steering stopper and block
  • Fitting to the stem and centering
  • Securing and final tightening with the stock bolt and the block

This steering stopper fits the 39mm Narrow Glide front forks of the Sportster. The stopper mounts on the stem and is secured with the stock bolt and the included block. It's available for Sportster ('88-'03) and ('04-'14) models.

Following the original steps, this page walks you through preparing the stopper, fitting it to the stem, setting the block, and final tightening.

01 Installing the steering stopper

  1. Lay out the included steering stopper (remove the block first).
    ハンドルストッパー(スポーツスター 39mmナローグライド用)の取り付け手順
  2. Fit it to the stem as shown in the diagram. Center it as you secure it.
    ハンドルストッパー(スポーツスター 39mmナローグライド用)の取り付け手順
  3. The bolt on the left of the diagram is the stock bolt. On the right, set the block on the inside and bolt it in place.
    ハンドルストッパー(スポーツスター 39mmナローグライド用)の取り付け手順
  4. Tighten all bolts down.
    ハンドルストッパー(スポーツスター 39mmナローグライド用)の取り付け手順
Notes

There's a little play, so be careful not to let it shift off center.

Notes

After final tightening, always check that all bolts are tight and that nothing interferes with the handlebar turned fully left and right. If you are unsure about the installation, have it done by someone experienced or by a custom shop. For any questions, please reach us through our contact form.

*Installation is at your own risk. If you're unsure about doing the work yourself, we recommend consulting your local motorcycle shop.
*The content and photos reflect the time of writing. Please check each product page for current specifications, fitment and stock.

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