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Removing handlebars. Anyone have a DIY? - silascopathic_imp - 07-09-2013
Looking to remove my handle bars and replace them today. I'm sure ill figure it out but if anyone has a walk through that would help speed the process up a bit
Thanks!
RE: Removing handlebars. Anyone have a DIY? - the Ferret - 07-09-2013
Dont have a diy...if we had one that would be in the How To section. Believe it is very straightforward but you will have to drill pin locators for the switches in your new bars. Measure twice, or thrice, drill once.
RE: Removing handlebars. Anyone have a DIY? - silascopathic_imp - 07-09-2013
(07-09-2013, 01:09 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: Dont have a diy...if we had one that would be in the How To section. Believe it is very straightforward but you will have to drill pin locators for the switches in your new bars. Measure twice, or thrice, drill once.
Thanks man! The holes shouldn't be an issue its just removing the tops of the risers.
I'm sure I will get it
RE: Removing handlebars. Anyone have a DIY? - Flynbulldog_imp - 07-09-2013
(07-09-2013, 01:59 AM)silascopathic_imp Wrote:(07-09-2013, 01:09 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: Dont have a diy...if we had one that would be in the How To section. Believe it is very straightforward but you will have to drill pin locators for the switches in your new bars. Measure twice, or thrice, drill once.
Thanks man! The holes shouldn't be an issue its just removing the tops of the risers.
I'm sure I will get it
Thanks man! The holes shouldn't be an issue its just removing the tops of the risers.
I'm sure I will get it
those are just plastic caps that press into allen head bolts. I used a very small thin screw driver to lightly pry them up.
It would help to have something without sharp edges.
RE: Removing handlebars. Anyone have a DIY? - the Ferret - 07-09-2013
I just used my fingernail
RE: Removing handlebars. Anyone have a DIY? - silascopathic_imp - 07-09-2013
(07-09-2013, 02:35 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: I just used my fingernail
yea i realized that they were just caps. The entire job took me 90 minutes which saved me about $200 in labor from my local shop. woohoo for DIY!
RE: Removing handlebars. Anyone have a DIY? - degenex_imp - 07-10-2013
Post a pic I'm interested, I kinda want different bars. What is the angle of the grip difference? I think I would like them to be swept back more.
RE: Removing handlebars. Anyone have a DIY? - silascopathic_imp - 07-15-2013
(07-10-2013, 10:57 AM)degenex_imp Wrote: Post a pic I'm interested, I kinda want different bars. What is the angle of the grip difference? I think I would like them to be swept back more.
http://cb1100forum.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=728
RE: Removing handlebars. Anyone have a DIY? - 2013 CBXX_imp - 07-27-2013
I have tried four different handlebar set ups.
1.Superbike bars on stock risers. 2.Superbike
bars on aftermarket risers with Rox setbacks.
3. 919 bars on stock risers. 4. Stock risers turned
around (dots on risers turned towards tank)
with stock bars. Settled in #4. First two were
two close to tank (have scratches on silver stripe
to prove it). 919 Bars do not have enough leverage
to turn tall skinny 18 inch front wheel and hated
stock bars and risers until I turned the stock risers
around and pulled handlebars back a bit (read you
Could do this in Ultimate Motorcycles road test).
Next, work on the bun burner seat