Wild 1 Chubby 12" Outlawz Installation
#21
So I need to put the stock bars back on in order to unbolted the risers? I have never taken apart my risers. Guess I need to check the manual on that for riser torque values and such also.
#23
#24
Got it done! I didn't think about loosening up the risers to gain clearance but it worked perfect. I had read others put blue loctite on the upper clamps so I did that. They are only torque to 15 ft lbs so they should come off pretty easy. Thanks for the help!
#25
Looks like I need longer throttle/idle cables and brake cable. My clutch cable seems to me OK....not sure why it would be OK but the others aren't? I got the brake line and throttle/idle cables to work but the brake line is pretty tight and to get the brake level high enough to bolt on the bars, I had to undo the hard part that bolts in two places on the forks (one under the stem and on on the upper tree). I think I would ride it but it really needs to be longer to look and feel right.
I think both of the switch housing cables will be long enough. I will know more tomorrow when I actually put those back together.
I guess I will be getting the Magnum Shielding Chromite II cables....so.... another project.
My main issue I am just not sure how much longer I should go.... I would assume +2" would be enough?
I think both of the switch housing cables will be long enough. I will know more tomorrow when I actually put those back together.
I guess I will be getting the Magnum Shielding Chromite II cables....so.... another project.
My main issue I am just not sure how much longer I should go.... I would assume +2" would be enough?
#26
you could mount your bars....then take a piece of string (or wire that holds shape) and trace the existing cables...then keep going to where you want them on your bars.
measure the string (or wire) to get an idea of the ++ length you need for the new cables.
it is time consuming, but better than guessing on wrong length.
measure the string (or wire) to get an idea of the ++ length you need for the new cables.
it is time consuming, but better than guessing on wrong length.
#27
you could mount your bars....then take a piece of string (or wire that holds shape) and trace the existing cables...then keep going to where you want them on your bars.
measure the string (or wire) to get an idea of the ++ length you need for the new cables.
it is time consuming, but better than guessing on wrong length.
measure the string (or wire) to get an idea of the ++ length you need for the new cables.
it is time consuming, but better than guessing on wrong length.
I think I could keep my clutch cable the same length but may go up 2" on that also just for the extra room.
#28
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#30
you could mount your bars....then take a piece of string (or wire that holds shape) and trace the existing cables...then keep going to where you want them on your bars.
measure the string (or wire) to get an idea of the ++ length you need for the new cables.
it is time consuming, but better than guessing on wrong length.
measure the string (or wire) to get an idea of the ++ length you need for the new cables.
it is time consuming, but better than guessing on wrong length.
The +4 might be a little long but it will at least give it some room whereas now it is pretty tight. I can turn my bars both ways but I cringe when I do. Lol
Cables will all be in by mid next week...will probably try to tackle the install myself on that also.