09 CB900 Hornet handlebars

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Looking good ozigoo, they are identical ( low type ) to my cb1100 which was imported from Japan.
I actually did the same thing on my 900 hornet, which had a set of bars that i could not get used to and replaced them with a cb1300 set, what a difference, all is well now and identical to the cb1100 feel.

One thing has crept in over time and that is where the bowden cables meet the lower headlight support, because of the way they were routed they started to kink a bit and chafed the outer protective sheath away on the sharp edge of the horizontal member of the frame.
Just recently noticed that and the only way to stop that is to rotate ( torque bend ) the captive support that guides the throttle cables counter clockwise 90 degrees with a crescent and a big screwdriver for a lever in the handle so it is out of the way of the throttle cables and they can now find their own relaxed position without being held captive in that eyelet.

Other riders may have that situation as well, maybe have a look, i had no idea it was happening for 3 years until i noticed the chafing at the bottom of the cables, it's not something you would check ( or expect ) normally.