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 Speedmaster bars on an America
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I am going to change to SM bars and risers on my America, from what I have heard this should go pretty smoothly, but do I need to disconnect any lines or cables to reroute anything or will everything just slide on the new bars.
DLR
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Re: Speedmaster bars on an America
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Worn Saddle
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Re: Speedmaster bars on an America
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Complete Newb
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Complete Newb
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ive been looking for a set of stock bars from an america,,should you decide you dont want them.
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Re: Speedmaster bars on an America
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Greenhorn
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Greenhorn
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Quote:
ive been looking for a set of stock bars from an america,,should you decide you dont want them.
I'll let you know after i put the others on it will be a week or two before i get the SM bars delivered and put on.
DLR
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Adjunct
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You won't need to rerout, but you'll have plenty of slack.
In general, I think you may feel more connected with this setup.
That's the main thing I got from the same switch.
Said Molly to James, that's a fine motorbike.
Richard Thompson
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Learned Hand
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Learned Hand
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When I put Superbars on mine, did indeed have plenty of slack. Used same everything for a while, only thing that really seemed long was clutch cable. Changed to a Speedmaster clutch cable when I found one cheap.
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