Installed Chrome Handlebar

[bluestratos]

I decided to finally give it a go but after hearing horror stories on how hard it is to install the chrome replacement I was a bit uneasy. I was surprised to find it is not difficult, just time consuming however I made changes and repairs as I went along so I added about 2 hour to what proved to be about an 8 hour job by myself. I removed the frunk module then the console module which allowed easy access to the back side of the bars. I have added a shot of the bike just before the handle bars are about to go on. This tear down also alled me to route the last of my wiring correctly through the frame.

 

[bluestratos]

uha

 

[Chupaca]

Wow..!!

That sure looks messy to me. Congrats for returning the unit back to normal with shinny new bars..:thumbup::thumbup:

 

[bluestratos]

Organized chaos! Lol

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[DR Buck]

Tri Axis Bars

I'm also going through the same thing. Adding the new Tri-Axis adjustable handlebars as part of my massive list of upgrades currently underway. Although it is not necessary to remove the frunk, I can see where itwould give you a little more room to work on other things. I also removed the airbox in preparation for adding the KewlMetal performance intake while I had the console assembly removed. made it real easy. I Can't imagine how someone would do it with the console in place.

 

[Bob Denman]

Blue,
It's lookin' pretty darn good! :2thumbs:

 

[bluestratos]

Pulling the Frunk is not necessary but I was working on the fog lights and, to avoid damaging anything as the console came off. With two people it would not be necessary. This was the first time I pulled the console off so I was interested to see how that went which proved to be very easy.

 

[Cruzr Joe]

while you have the top and frunk off it is a good time to replace the front spark plug and wire