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People say they are hard to wire but it wasn't any worse than 3-4 other bars I've wired.
I will say that the stock heated grip was almost impossible to get into the bar...ridiculous tight, I knew if I was able to get it in, I might never get it back out, so we Installed new Empire grips and they slipped right in.
Didn't add extensions, since everything fit ok, but I would probable use 10" extensions..... just nice to have extra wire routing options
Looks good. Your son has a nice bike.I put Todd's cycle 10 inch on my bike, my hands are just below the top of the fairing. A little lower than those yafees. I've got short arms so I like a bar that is closer to stock width. I can't do those 36 inch wide bars,which is what most are. Ride safe
Looks good. Your son has a nice bike.I put Todd's cycle 10 inch on my bike, my hands are just below the top of the fairing. A little lower than those yafees. I've got short arms so I like a bar that is closer to stock width. I can't do those 36 inch wide bars,which is what most are. Ride safe
Very nice. I have the 12” Yaffe MB on mine. The first time I gave up getting the right side switch wire through (I had a one month old and my wife was ready for some help) but 2 years later I finally gave it another go and was successfully (surprisingly quick too).
Very nice. I have the 12” Yaffe MB on mine. The first time I gave up getting the right side switch wire through (I had a one month old and my wife was ready for some help) but 2 years later I finally gave it another go and was successfully (surprisingly quick too).
Yeah, I have pulled 5 sets of wires and each time I pulled them a different way, this time we got prewired bars and honestly, it saved some time but not a lot, the most time consuming effort is spent getting the connectors off of the small pins, sometimes they come right off and sometimes they dont.
Yeah, I have pulled 5 sets of wires and each time I pulled them a different way, this time we got prewired bars and honestly, it saved some time but not a lot, the most time consuming effort is spent getting the connectors off of the small pins, sometimes they come right off and sometimes they dont.
Did you depin on newer models also? I know for my 19 SG I did not.
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Yaffe 10’s installed
