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Winter Mod...Doing away with Switch Housings for good
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I love the bars but I might narrow them up an inch a side. Just waiting to re-mount the tank to check how they feel.
I like them the way they are. But, you are the one who is riding this beast. Nopt sure if you ever have ridden a bike for a long time with short bars. But, it gets to be a real pain in the wrist, especially maneuvering at slow speeds in bumping parking lots. Looks good though, I like all you have done so far.
i also love the bars! i think that shortening them 1 inch per side would clean it up nicely, hell with all that gone you have room to shorten them up 2 inches, that would really look clean but may put your hands too close
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