CB1100 Crash Bars - SW Mototech

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RE: CB1100 Crash Bars - SW Mototech - zippooriginal_imp - 01-11-2017

(01-08-2017, 01:23 AM)kballowe_imp Wrote: I wanted chrome.
Then, I didn't want chrome.

Read threads on crash bars for a week.

You know what? Everything I have ever purchased from SW Mototech has been good stuff - so that's what got ordered. Thinking they were gloss black..... SURPRISE ! they're flat black. Oh well.

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Now, to look for some highway pegs.
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If any of you have thoughts on highway pegs - please don't be shy.
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In the mean time, I am trying to discover the correct dimensions to fabricate a backrest that will bolt onto the rear carrier.

Or get one of those tall, pointy sissy bars......

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I have a new 2014 all black CB. I bought these case guards for mine and they are excellent. Plus they have slight design advantage compared to most the case guards that bolt straight on to the engine frame mounts. The SW mounts have two slight offsets from their mount points. If the bike goes down these offsets (to a degree) will absorb some of the force of impact and bend. The straight on mounts will deliver directly the full force of impact to the engine/frame mounts. I'd rather buy new case guards than deal with possible frame tweeking.

RE: CB1100 Crash Bars - SW Mototech - justinlself_imp - 01-11-2017

What's the verdict, do these scrape in turns?

RE: CB1100 Crash Bars - SW Mototech - curlyjoe - 01-12-2017

(01-11-2017, 11:56 PM)justinlself_imp Wrote: What's the verdict, do these scrape in turns?

I think the SW Mototech guards are ok (no complaints that I can recall).

However, beware of the Kijima guards.

http://cb1100forum.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=3172

RE: CB1100 Crash Bars - SW Mototech - Mikestib1_imp - 01-19-2017

What torque was used on the mounting bolts?

RE: CB1100 Crash Bars - SW Mototech - Mikestib1_imp - 01-19-2017

(01-19-2017, 12:16 AM)Mikestib1_imp Wrote: What torque was used on the mounting bolts?

Never mind 38 nM or 28 foot pounds

CB1100 Crash Bars - SW Mototech - harishsknair_imp - 01-21-2017

(01-11-2017, 11:56 PM)justinlself_imp Wrote: What's the verdict, do these scrape in turns?

I have them on my bike. I scrapped my side stand on the track. Nothing on the case protectors yet.

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RE: CB1100 Crash Bars - SW Mototech - justinlself_imp - 01-21-2017

(01-21-2017, 12:09 AM)harishsknair_imp Wrote:
(01-11-2017, 11:56 PM)justinlself_imp Wrote: What's the verdict, do these scrape in turns?

I have them on my bike. I scrapped my side stand on the track. Nothing on the case protectors yet.

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I have them on my bike. I scrapped my side stand on the track. Nothing on the case protectors yet.

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RE: CB1100 Crash Bars - SW Mototech - johnf514_imp - 01-23-2017

(01-21-2017, 12:09 AM)harishsknair_imp Wrote:
(01-11-2017, 11:56 PM)justinlself_imp Wrote: What's the verdict, do these scrape in turns?

I have them on my bike. I scrapped my side stand on the track. Nothing on the case protectors yet.

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Same here, took the CB1100 to the track with these on. Only scraped pegs, no issues with the guards.

RE: CB1100 Crash Bars - SW Mototech - Jim21680_imp - 01-23-2017

^ I was still confused on how that one member scraped his SWM Bars before the pegs. Did he have the fork raised a bit through the trees? It's the only answer I can come up with.

RE: CB1100 Crash Bars - SW Mototech - johnf514_imp - 01-23-2017

(01-23-2017, 06:46 AM)Jim21680_imp Wrote: ^ I was still confused on how that one member scraped his SWM Bars before the pegs. Did he have the fork raised a bit through the trees? It's the only answer I can come up with.

Jim, I must have missed that post. There was a member who managed to lever the bike off the pavement in a turn, but not with SWM bars.