New bars, semi-step by step late model bike
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Saving up now for rear turn signal relo then saddle bags.
Another nice write-up thanks robby, if i decide to pull the trigger on the R6C bars i will use this for reference. do you happen to have a link to the throttle adjustment videos? i just installed new turn signal extension caps and putting the cables back on was a bitch!! i must have been either skipping a step or i am just really dense....
thanks again
stres
thanks again
stres
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Sounds like a sex act I...once took part in. You see, there was this walrus, well, we had hooked up at a bar down near Coney Island when I was on shore leave from the meat packing plant and I was, you know, (wink, nudge, grin) feeling randy, heh heh. Well that walrus was one sick bugger. Did I say sick bugger? Anyway, well, we had a bottle of pancake syrup and, well, you know how pancake syrup can be, heh, heh, heh.
Well, it didn't mean nothing at the time, hmm, syrup and walrus, hmm, good times. Good times!
Well, it didn't mean nothing at the time, hmm, syrup and walrus, hmm, good times. Good times!
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Thanks for the write up dude. I'm about at this threshold. Well...I'm scared of this threshold actually, but I'm stuck thinking about it. Bars, grips, throttles, internal wiring, maybe some micro switches...I have no idea what I'm doing and I don't want to screw up anything, but like yours are helping me out. Thanks for taking the time to post it all up. Fingers crossed I'll make it to the other side like you did. Looks great!
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I've never needed to weight them, I put a little bend in the end to help them find the 90 degree bend in T-bars and push them right through.
I've used them on frame tubes, 18" ape hangars and Z-bars and just about any kind of internal wiring you could think of.