Curvy S riding position.
First time I've been out on bike for a couple of years. I finding riding position bit uncomfortable due to disability and putting on to much weight during lockdown.
Does anybody have any reasonably priced ideas to raise bars and lower the pegs. If not might be time to sell, which would be sad day as had it since new.:( |
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You could fit the top yoke, bars, cables, hoses from a naked sv
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That would be cutting faring, wouldn't want to do that bike is in nice condition.
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As soon as I figure out how exactly how to do that I'll post some up ( afraid I'm a bit of a tech numpty).
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https://imgur.com Upload pictures to there. Once uploaded click on the Top-Right icon> Images and then click on an image. Then click on Direct Link option > Copy Now in a post click on the Envelope icon in the Icon bar of a post and remove the blue text in the bar and paste the URL and OK. Sounds a lot more involved than it really is once you have done it a couple of times it's easy. Also means you have another backup of photos :) You can even resize photos on Imgur. https://i.imgur.com/Tx8K0dZ.jpg |
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I’ve fitted a billet top yoke and rental low bars on my curvy, didn’t need to cut the fairing but I did have to trim the screen a bit Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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