Clutch lever perch removal for a jockey setup
#1
Clutch lever perch removal for a jockey setup
Hey Guys. Just did a jockey shift setup on my Roadking and now have to remove the clutch lever perch from my left side handlebar to clean up the look on that side. Im gunna run my mirror on the throttle side but still need to get that huge block of chrome staring me in the face outta there. Now here is the kicker...I would still like to run the stock HD controls for the blinkers, horn and high/low beam (if i cant im open to suggestions) Is there a kit or something out there that would work or is there a good aftermarket kit to change everything over to different switches all together. If you guys had pics of your setups that would be awesome too.
Thanks in advance
Josh
Thanks in advance
Josh
#2
Hey Guys. Just did a jockey shift setup on my Roadking and now have to remove the clutch lever perch from my left side handlebar to clean up the look on that side. Im gunna run my mirror on the throttle side but still need to get that huge block of chrome staring me in the face outta there. Now here is the kicker...I would still like to run the stock HD controls for the blinkers, horn and high/low beam (if i cant im open to suggestions) Is there a kit or something out there that would work or is there a good aftermarket kit to change everything over to different switches all together. If you guys had pics of your setups that would be awesome too.
Thanks in advance
Josh
Thanks in advance
Josh
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This is an option to where the buttons are low profile so you can continue to have the OEM setup
http://www.performancemachine.com/mo...-housings.aspx
http://www.performancemachine.com/mo...-housings.aspx
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Cut off the original lever perch. Once you cut it off with a Dremel, you can file it to refine its shape, and then hit it with several grits of sandpaper to smooth it out.
Once you get it smoothed, either send it out for powdercoat or chrome. I went with chrome.
My biggest reason for this was that no matter how tight you get the housing screws, the housing will still rotate. You really need this perch to lock everything together. By cutting it off the way I did, I removed most of the perch, but kept the tangs that lock into the housing. And also, I was able to run a mirror on the clutch side, which was my preference.
Once you get it smoothed, either send it out for powdercoat or chrome. I went with chrome.
My biggest reason for this was that no matter how tight you get the housing screws, the housing will still rotate. You really need this perch to lock everything together. By cutting it off the way I did, I removed most of the perch, but kept the tangs that lock into the housing. And also, I was able to run a mirror on the clutch side, which was my preference.
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