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First, from what I hear, stay faaaar away from Demon.
Next, do you have a regular FB or a FB LO? If you have a LO, get rid of those bars unless you enjoy neck, shoulder, and back pain.
If you have a regular FB, try the 4" pullback risers as they work without switching any cables and they put the bars in a MUCH more comfortable position.
First, from what I hear, stay faaaar away from Demon.
Next, do you have a regular FB or a FB LO? If you have a LO, get rid of those bars unless you enjoy neck, shoulder, and back pain.
If you have a regular FB, try the 4" pullback risers as they work without switching any cables and they put the bars in a MUCH more comfortable position.
I found a 4" and 5" straight riser for my bike. Does anyone know how much room I have before I have to go to a longer brake line and modify my wire harness? do I have enough wire harness to go with 5?
I found a 4" and 5" straight riser for my bike. Does anyone know how much room I have before I have to go to a longer brake line and modify my wire harness? do I have enough wire harness to go with 5?
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