Burly Bikini's
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We do sell the wiring extensions. If you say +2" I can get those lengths for you. I know lengths for apes by heart but nor for beach bars. Didn't someone above say how long they went with the cables? Get me a +__ number and can get you what you need.
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Well to be safe i would need to be +4, I had the bars and risers on and laying the stock bars over with cables and wiring stilll attached the stock grips ended where the new grips should start. So i am sure i will need +4.
p.s. I need a new seat too
p.s. I need a new seat too
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Yes i did....The most frustrating part to a bar swap to me was messing with the "molex" connectors. I gave up on them and ended up cutting out my harness and rewiring with new connectors which i purchased at radio shack. Made everything much simplier. Other guys say those "molex" connections are a breeze to deal with....not in my case....So yes i had to extend wires.
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+4" will be WAY TO LONG...with +2" i have plenty of play and im running 38.5" BB....like i mentioned above give Hill Country Cycles a call...they can tell you over the phone what you'll need...They have alot of knoledge about cable lengths for certain set-ups...
Last edited by BLKnCHRME09Deluxe; Jun 17, 2010 at 09:25 AM.
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