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Well I ended up scrapping the cheap ebay clip ons I started out with and went with RSD Clip Ons. The difference in quality is night and day. They were easier to install as well since they have dimples for the wiring.
I cant figure out how you guys get the front brake line to fit. Mine isn't tight, it's just WAY to short to even attempt screwing it into place. So I'm gonna tie the line up and bring it to a bike mechanic I know to install a new front brake line.
The clip ons look GREAT, only problem is now the speedo looks horrible up there in the middle of nowhere. The dummy lights for the RSD mount will be available on the 8th, so in a couple of weeks this project should be finished.
Im in the middle of installing my set of clip ons, however I dont own a bike jack and any way to jack my bike off the ground to slip these on. Is there another way?
Im in the middle of installing my set of clip ons, however I dont own a bike jack and any way to jack my bike off the ground to slip these on. Is there another way?
You will need some sort of lift. Could do something like this I suppose...
Im in the middle of installing my set of clip ons, however I dont own a bike jack and any way to jack my bike off the ground to slip these on. Is there another way?
i never used a lift.
a) remove or raise tank
b)undo and remove steering head bolt
c)Knock up top tee with a wooden mallett
d)Install clip ons
e)replace top tee
f)replace steering head bolt
g)replace tank
RIDE IT.
OH SHOULD HAVE WARNED YOU TO DISCONNECT BATTERY OR DEATH OR SOMETHING COULD HAPPEN
Last edited by hogdiver96; Aug 4, 2012 at 01:09 PM.
ok I already have the three bolts that seem to clamp the triple clamp on and I was just out there looking at it wondering if i had to undo that head bolt... (Im guessing thats the big nut directly in front of the tank).
ok i already have the three bolts that seem to clamp the triple clamp on and i was just out there looking at it wondering if i had to undo that head bolt... (im guessing thats the big nut directly in front of the tank).
yep and its not very tight either go for it you ont damage anything just make sure that tank is lifted befor you knock the top tee off or you will damage tank
I also have no lift. So you say that removing the center bolt, and loosing the shock bolts on the top tree will allow to raise / remove the upper part of the tree?
Tom
Originally Posted by hogdiver96
b)undo and remove steering head bolt
c)Knock up top tee with a wooden mallett
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