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Re: pointy handlebar conversion review
Can't take the clip-ons anymore.
Got a SV650N handlebar coming. VStrom throttle housing and cable Vstrom clutch cable SV650S 830mm Longer Brake lines Hopefully it will work out. Just need to get hold of a top yoke and a few more bits and I can get rid of them. |
Re: pointy handlebar conversion review
Out of interest, how high are the standard risers to the bottom of the handlebar? Thanks.
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Re: pointy handlebar conversion review
I'll have to let someone else answer that. I've yet to source a N yoke.
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Re: pointy handlebar conversion review
Got the risers attached to the drilled yoke today. Looks like with the sv650n handlebars I'm going to get a 3 inch rise. Hopefully get the longer brake lines on tomorrow. Next weekend I want to put the longer cables on and attach the bars.
Can't wait for the comfort. |
Re: pointy handlebar conversion review
Got the bars on today and swapped to the longer lines. Need to get the switch gear, clutch, throttle and brake sorted tomorrow.
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Re: pointy handlebar conversion review
Wow, what a difference.
Just a bit more about the parts I used incase anyone else is thinking of doing it. Get the switch gear extensions from Bibio, they will save you some hassle. The VStrom throttle cables and housing work, although a foot or so too long and needed some creative routing. The VStrom clutch cable is also a little too long, but again can me routed to minimise. The Wezmoto brake lines are spot on, he'll make them to what ever length and I went for 830mm so I have scope for more rise or draw back in the future. Took me longer than I thought, almost two full days, and I'm not that experienced with spanners etc. |
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