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Finally got to take the bike for a ride tonight...I love the new bars! Thier a little low but I'll be having my seat lowered 1" - 2" inches so I figure they will be right...(not as bad to just adjust them a bit...though hubby is liable to kill me [&:]). Brakes feel good not squishy at all and ABS light does what its supposed too....Hubby did some slam the brakes on testing and he decalred it good.
Is it wrong that hubby has 2 screws left? The funny thing is they are the same type of screw that is all over the bike....defiantely out o the fairing....[>:]
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