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Got 'em, but need to get them put on and go for a test ride.
roadventure and buzglyd, I just ordered a pair and wondered whether your cables had to be replaced and re-routed. Thanks.
roadventure and buzglyd, I just ordered a pair and wondered whether your cables had to be replaced and re-routed. Thanks.
I could. but there's handfuls of options for 7/8" bars. Search Rox Risers, and/or I'd recommend just replacing the bars to get the height you want; https://www.guzzitech.com/?s=7/8&post_type=productCould you make some in black for a V7 Stone-2015?
Ok. Back from the shakedown run. MUCH better for me. Just for reference, I'm 5-10 1/2. It's a more relaxing position and i feel as if I have much better control of the bike. I played with the rotation of the bars a bit and found a perfect fit.
Now I'll have to put on a few hundred miles and see if it needs any fine tuning.
Just wondering how you went with fit
Any dramas?
I was thinking more along the lines of HOW it fits. Is it flush with the top fitting?
Any gap?
I was thinking more along the lines of HOW it fits. Is it flush with the top fitting?
Any gap?
Thanks for thatSkipper,
They fit as they are designed to fit. There WILL be a gap, normally at the lower side of the clamps. Having this gap is what keeps the compression on the handlebars to keep them from rotating once installed. If you do not have a gap between the upper and lower section of handlebar clamps this is an indication that the diameter of your handlebars is too small.