pdxgoldwing
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instead of risers...how come I can't just buy new bars?....say a 5" lift and a 3 inch back position?....wouldn't it be a lot less expensive that way?....
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a question on risers and handlebars
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I know there are handle bars that look like what you described, but require a special bracket to hold it on. I have seen pics on this site, so I am sure someone with them will post something. Either way with a 5 inch lift and 3 inch back position I think you would also have to replace the cables.
Bob Denman
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warp10
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I just put the KewlMetal 7" bars on our spyder last weekend with the center piece. Yes you could just replace the bars, but you will have no place to put your ignition switch and steering lock. That is what the new center piece does. They claimed that the 7" bars would work without extending the cables, just cut some zip ties, GLAD TO SAY THAT IS TRUE. I did reroute some of the cables that I thought were too tight, to get a little slack.
Directions were good on the install, but the pictures on where the ties to cut were a little hard to find. I just moves the cables and followed them with my hand until I found the ties. They said tto cut them with an Exacto knife, I think that is a little dangerous, I recommend using a small wire cutting Dikes, just be sure that you are only cutting the tie.
Directions were good on the install, but the pictures on where the ties to cut were a little hard to find. I just moves the cables and followed them with my hand until I found the ties. They said tto cut them with an Exacto knife, I think that is a little dangerous, I recommend using a small wire cutting Dikes, just be sure that you are only cutting the tie.
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