WO575 vs HD Pullback Bars
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bertk: Great post. You mentioned removing the wires from the Molex connectors. Did you extend the wires before reinstalling? Were you able to reinstall the connectors at the original position in the fairing? You also included the pages fromthe Service manual for crimping new pins for the Molex connector. Did you replace the pins or reuse the old ones?
Alot of questions. I'm working my way thru installing Wild One 575's. Same installation in this case without TBW. Slightly different bars.
Thanks for the info
Alot of questions. I'm working my way thru installing Wild One 575's. Same installation in this case without TBW. Slightly different bars.
Thanks for the info
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Were you able to reinstall the connectors at the original position in the fairing?
You also included the pages from the Service manual for crimping new pins for the Molex connector. Did you replace the pins or reuse the old ones?
Alot of questions. I'm working my way thru installing Wild One 575's. Same installation in this case without TBW. Slightly different bars.
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GREAT POST!! I too started a Thread on bars just the other day! I am looking to find some bars that come closer to me at 5"5 It's not horrible, but I think it will stop me from locking my elbows.
I appreciate all your experience and knowledge. Love the PICTURES TOO!
I appreciate all your experience and knowledge. Love the PICTURES TOO!
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follow up to my 12-15-2008 post:
The WO575 bar swap turned out to be a great project. Purchased wire extensions from NAMZ. Probably didn't need to if I didn't care about reinstalling the connectors in the orginal fairing position. Made one splicing mistake that took a while to correct. Hadn't read this thread in a while. I don't actually remember noticing the wrist angle change with the WO575. Guess it wasn't noticable.
Great bars. I wouldn't do anything different if I had to do it all over again.
The WO575 bar swap turned out to be a great project. Purchased wire extensions from NAMZ. Probably didn't need to if I didn't care about reinstalling the connectors in the orginal fairing position. Made one splicing mistake that took a while to correct. Hadn't read this thread in a while. I don't actually remember noticing the wrist angle change with the WO575. Guess it wasn't noticable.
Great bars. I wouldn't do anything different if I had to do it all over again.
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I have them on my Ultra, they are a real nice mod, quality product, and there is lots of info on here on how to instal them yourself, which is what I did.
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New to this forum but have read it many times regarding the WO 575's. I needed a couple inches more pull back to get rid of the pain between my shoulder and neck. (bad back as well)
I just had my dealer install them on my 09 SG with ABS. They charged me 3 hours labor plus a +4" clutch cable. Stock TBW wiring and brake lines worked just fine. Thought you'd like to know.
I just had my dealer install them on my 09 SG with ABS. They charged me 3 hours labor plus a +4" clutch cable. Stock TBW wiring and brake lines worked just fine. Thought you'd like to know.
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New to this forum but have read it many times regarding the WO 575's. I needed a couple inches more pull back to get rid of the pain between my shoulder and neck. (bad back as well)
I just had my dealer install them on my 09 SG with ABS. They charged me 3 hours labor plus a +4" clutch cable. Stock TBW wiring and brake lines worked just fine. Thought you'd like to know.
I just had my dealer install them on my 09 SG with ABS. They charged me 3 hours labor plus a +4" clutch cable. Stock TBW wiring and brake lines worked just fine. Thought you'd like to know.