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Chuck used the Exile unit also. After reading about Rob's issues with the Streamline, I'm glad I did!
I don't understand the statement you made and then looking at the pic, Rocker Dan. You say to run the brake line inside the bars for the super-clean look, but then have a clutch cable on the other side.......
Hey Joe, how hard was the install through those bars??
Your brake is internal too? Is it part of the kit?
Dan, The brake line kit is seperate. i used Goodridge sniper kit. Its a self assemble and a pain in the *** to do it. The actual line was very easy to snake thru the bars since its a -2 and very flexiable.
Ive done many bars and these were extremely easy now keep in mind I replaced all my switches So I ran only four 16 or 18 guage wire to each side..
Chuck used the Exile unit also. After reading about Rob's issues with the Streamline, I'm glad I did!
I don't understand the statement you made and then looking at the pic, Rocker Dan. You say to run the brake line inside the bars for the super-clean look, but then have a clutch cable on the other side.......
Yea Chuck in the third person..lol.. My plans are to run a hyd clutch next but I guess at this point as smooth as possible ... keep in mind i also have grips, a mirror and a brake resevior and two levers so i guess the super clean look will never be accomplished. just saying
that setup looks sweet as hell joe, maybe one day ill get around to doin somethin like that.....i did however find a site i never heard of before that carries bars all set up or seperate kits that may be worth a look. its www.customcyclecontrols.com , it was an add in the new american iron mag.
Chuck used the Exile unit also. After reading about Rob's issues with the Streamline, I'm glad I did!
I don't understand the statement you made and then looking at the pic, Rocker Dan. You say to run the brake line inside the bars for the super-clean look, but then have a clutch cable on the other side.......
that setup looks sweet as hell joe, maybe one day ill get around to doin somethin like that.....i did however find a site i never heard of before that carries bars all set up or seperate kits that may be worth a look. its www.customcyclecontrols.com , it was an add in the new american iron mag.
I did see this site, shame that the bars they sell are kinda u-g-l-y
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