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Handlebars changed out to straight LSL bars


MisterBill

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Hi all,

I need some recommendations. I changed my original handlebars over to LSL bars. My first ride went very well. I really liked the bars being more upright and straighter.. This was a lot more comfortable. My problem is that I cannot get the clutch and brake levers at my desired angle due to the banjo bolts hitting the top of fork tubes. (See pictures)

 

I found a pair of Triumilynn brake/clutch assemblies which according to the dimensions would probably give me sufficient clearance. These are made in China and are a replacement model for the Japanese motorcycles. Does any one have experience with these or can you give me some other recommendations?

 

Thanks,

Bill Mersch, aka MisterBill

cell: 859-466-2174

 

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It looks like there's more room to move them to the outside of the bars. Try that? ..and use wonderful shorty levers? 

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Bmart,

Thanks. Yes, that would work, but I would definitely have to get the shorter levers. 

 

Bill Mersch

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As Bmart said, you have room to the lever clamps inboard.

 

Also, your handlebars are marked ABM  RL KBA 90928 0239. So, I dunno if they have the same shape as the LSL  AN1 bars that came with my kit.

 

Anyhow, here are pics showing the setup on my 2009 VFR.

 

 

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