Changing handlebars.
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2nd Gear
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From: London Kentucky
Changing handlebars.
So I found some z bars I really like. What is the chances of having to extent the electric wires. Are they extremely long or no? I’m going from a 3inch rise to a 10inch rise
Road Captain
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From: Maumelle, AR
i did drag bars to 8" mini apes, had to extend my wiring, clutch cable, and brake..........throttles ok...........your gonna have to just mock something up and do your measuring..........measure twice, order once
Cruiser
Joined: Mar 2017
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From: Cibolo, TX
I added 1.5" riser extensions and Burly scrambler bars and had to replace my brake line. Stock front brake line is 40" and I found the 44" line was nearly perfect, maybe an inch longer than I needed. Electrical, throttle, and clutch were all fine.
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From: Eastern NE
+7 will definitely need extensions on controls, clutch, brake and "possibly" throttle. Call one of the bar/cable specialists and they'll get you a list of recommended parts (e.g. Burly, LA Choppers, Hill Country Customs, etc...).
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The only certain way to get a good fit of everything is to make a start, get the bars where you want them, then make cable/wiring/hose adjustments or replacements as necessary. An alternative is to buy bars and extras from a brand who supplies everything to fit. If you know the brand of the bars you like, check to see if they offer advice on fitting - go to their website first.
Last edited by grbrown; Sep 10, 2018 at 08:27 AM.
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