10-12-2013, 07:49 AM
(10-08-2013, 11:28 AM)Jim21680_imp Wrote: Having broken a clavicle myself, I'll say that I'm pretty impressed for such a feat (I doubt your doctor would share my enthusiasm). Some of the bolts were indeed pretty tough, and required a firm second arm to hold back the opposing nuts. Doing that with a broken collarbone just doesn't seem like a very pleasant task.
On a side note to any new installer, you might prefer to have some black spray paint and some Q-tips handy. The chrome washers that come with the Motech kit look much better (or, hide much better) in black, and there's also a small ring of bare engine block that becomes visible with the new setup. You'll see exactly what I mean when you're doing it. They're a nice set of bars, enjoy them!
I just put a pair of SW Mo crash bars on my CB and I know EXACTLY what you are talking about! That shiny washer and the shiny circle of engine block that has been revealed is driving me nuts! I will have to take the bars off this winter in my 72 degree basement and touch those areas up with a tiny paintbrush.
Ya, I am anal,,,,,,
edit to add a pic
the bars do look nice
![[Image: 2473d086d0f069949e46d2dc8052780c.jpg]](https://cb1100forum.net/forum/uploads/imp/201310/2473d086d0f069949e46d2dc8052780c.jpg)
the shiny revealed
![[Image: a1a1b4d2e8d566f4c68079c816f30f95.jpg]](https://cb1100forum.net/forum/uploads/imp/201310/a1a1b4d2e8d566f4c68079c816f30f95.jpg)
the bolt head itself has a nice black plastic cover provided by SW Mo I just have not put it on yet
