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Originally Posted by VRADMAN
(Post 18129484)
The new style connectors slide through the bars without having to remove the wire from the connector.
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Originally Posted by XXTHESANDMANXX
(Post 18127935)
anyone installed these themselves I am planning on installing them next weekend ,and would like to know if you have to remove the connectors to slide them throught the bar , I have the 2018 low rider , so I dont need to remove any fairings or have extra wiring to go through the bars ,also I will be relocating the signals to the forks so that another wire that I dont have to run through the bars ,
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I installed the bars myself, the connectors fit through the bars no problem. Actually a very easy install; I installed Factory47 10" bars, FXR Division 12" bars and now Monkey drag bars. The Monkey drag bars are keepers as they feel great and handle great, no more shoulder pain since they are not very wide. Hands are completely protected from wind, which is great when riding in the cold.
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[QUOTE=coopmonte;18136583]I installed the bars myself, the connectors fit through the bars no problem. Actually a very easy install; I installed Factory47 10" bars, FXR Division 12" bars and now Monkey drag bars. The Monkey drag bars are keepers as they feel great and handle great, no more shoulder pain since they are not very wide. Hands are completely protected from wind, which is great when riding in the cold.
https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.hdf...9517d82b2e.jpg https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.hdf...9f418bf573.jpg[/QUOT Bars look great! I think I'm pretty much sold on those. Thanks for posting pics! E] |
Originally Posted by coopmonte
(Post 18136583)
I installed the bars myself, the connectors fit through the bars no problem. Actually a very easy install; I installed Factory47 10" bars, FXR Division 12" bars and now Monkey drag bars. The Monkey drag bars are keepers as they feel great and handle great, no more shoulder pain since they are not very wide. Hands are completely protected from wind, which is great when riding in the cold.
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Beyoootiful bike! What seat are you running in the second pic?
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Originally Posted by 89Speedy
(Post 18192424)
Beyoootiful bike! What seat are you running in the second pic?
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Finished getting the bars installed and adjusted this morning before the monsoon rains showed up. Had to clear the codes for disconnecting the gage cluster but all is good. Cables are all tucked in and just have to refit my crg bar end mirror on the left grip internally. I didn't care for the mirrors with stock bars and I'm using the CRG flip out lane splitter which shows both behind and the left hand side of the road. Of course I may have gained 2 mph for that mod....hahahaha. Thanks to Mikes300 and VRADMAN for helping with my questions. I'll get some pics posted tomorrow when it's dry but its definitely something I should have installed when they first came out.
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Originally Posted by NCmtnsrider
(Post 18212442)
Finished getting the bars installed and adjusted this morning before the monsoon rains showed up. Had to clear the codes for disconnecting the gage cluster but all is good. Cables are all tucked in and just have to refit my crg bar end mirror on the left grip internally. I didn't care for the mirrors with stock bars and I'm using the CRG flip out lane splitter which shows both behind and the left hand side of the road. Of course I may have gained 2 mph for that mod....hahahaha. Thanks to Mikes300 and VRADMAN for helping with my questions. I'll get some pics posted tomorrow when it's dry but its definitely something I should have installed when they first came out.
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