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I'm not sure whether the truth is that I'm too mean to spend money on lots of farkles, or whether I would struggle with trying to explain myself in the domestic accountability tribunal. If, however, I were not mean or terrified, I think I would copy your exhaust mod Ron. Those gleaming headers and the symmetry of a pipe on both sides is very appealing.
And the other mods look great too. Great work. I hope you get to ride it very soon.
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also forgot the chrome chain guard
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Sorry if this was asked and answered elsewhere,but with your GenMar risers did you have to reroute your front brake cable? Thanks.
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(01-21-2016, 08:34 AM)obleo_imp Wrote: Sorry if this was asked and answered elsewhere,but with your GenMar risers did you have to reroute your front brake cable? Thanks.
+1
I too was wondering about difficulties with wires/cables...
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first reaction: right click and save!
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(01-21-2016, 08:34 AM)obleo_imp Wrote: Sorry if this was asked and answered elsewhere,but with your GenMar risers did you have to reroute your front brake cable? Thanks.
Installing the GenMar risers required nothing more than removing the original riser caps, lifting the handlebars, inserting the GenMar risers, dropping the bars down into the new risers extensions and installing the original riser caps with new longer bolts. Pop the plastic bolt covers back into place and your done. Takes less than 15 minutes and no cable rerouting or extending is required.
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Thanks Ron, guess these risers will be my next farkle.
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Ron, your bike looks great! Thanks for your feedback on those Over Racing slip-ons. Those are next on my list!
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Great job, Ron - what a beauty!
Seems we've got very similar tastes - at first glance our bikes could be twins:
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