New position
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RE: New position
I think it looks better pushed forward a bit. My only question is could you ride that bike for 300 miles without all the blood running down out of your hands. lol... Looks Good!!!
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RE: New position
Haven't gone 300 miles yet with them, but did 180 mi trip right after I had them on, and have no problem. I went for a ride today and the bars shifted again. Guess I am going to have to try that sand paper trick. When I adjusted them, I just repositioned them, and tighted it down and put on some loc tight. I will call the guy who installed them and find out why I am no bushing in them. Still not sure what the bushing are suppose to accomplish. Any thoughts on the bushings? Why doI need them, and will I have to remove the grips and hand controls to put them on? Wasn't hard to adjust, and didn't mind doing it, I am just wondering if the knuled section will become worn down in the long run. Maybe I should just run a couple of screws down the riser? Just gotta be careful to not hit the wires in the bars. Anything else I should try?
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