Super grabber clamp
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I've never used that but it looks like it has bite pins in it.
Probably means that before you crank it down you screw down those pins and make bite marks for those pins to sink into.
So make sure you get those bars positioned correctly before you secure down the bite pins.
What I would do is not even install it with those pins in and get my bars and everything setup properly, then crank the bite pins down a bit to make marks on your bars.
Pull the clamp off and for a few seconds use a small drill bit make the marks a little deeper.
Then a tiny dab of blue loctite and torque those pins down.
My foot peg extenders on my crash cage has bite pins like these.
Probably means that before you crank it down you screw down those pins and make bite marks for those pins to sink into.
So make sure you get those bars positioned correctly before you secure down the bite pins.
What I would do is not even install it with those pins in and get my bars and everything setup properly, then crank the bite pins down a bit to make marks on your bars.
Pull the clamp off and for a few seconds use a small drill bit make the marks a little deeper.
Then a tiny dab of blue loctite and torque those pins down.
My foot peg extenders on my crash cage has bite pins like these.
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Or you could save $89.95 and do what I did and machine .020 off the poorly made standoffs on the bottom of the OEM riser clamps so they grab the handlebars like they are suppose to. Just a thought.
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