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Spyder F3 Handlebars - does anyone know the Roll Pin Size? Anyone got a set of OE Bars they could measure?

Hogmonster

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Hi Guys,
A few years ago I fitted handlebar risers to my 2021 F3-S to make the riding position more comfortable, I noticed the OE bottom part of the handlebar clamp has roll pins in it to locate the bars. When I fitted the riser, I noticed it didn't have the roll pins, which does mean you can adjust the handlebar position to where you want it as opposed to the pre-set position of the OE clamp base:
Can-Am Spyder F3 & RT Billet Aluminum Handlebar Riser Kit https://share.google/xSUZB3g5HLLchZVLk

I want to drill the riser and fit roll pins because, due to my disability, I sometimes press on the bars when I get on, and as there are no 'serrated" lines where it clamps, they will move. I know the clamp is tight, as I torqued it.
Does anyone know the size of the roll pins that are in the OE lower clamp? I am asking because my Spyder has not been stripped yet, so I don't know. I wondered if anyone had a set of OE handlebars that they could measure the roll pins holes for me?
Andrew...
 
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