I'm going to presume the heaviest of the 2 goes on the left and the lightest on the throttle... if anyone can confirm that, that would be great!
Handle Bars
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MostyVFR400
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Handle Bars
Just fitting handle bars, and wanted to check as they both are different in weight (forgot to take note when taking off).
I'm going to presume the heaviest of the 2 goes on the left and the lightest on the throttle... if anyone can confirm that, that would be great!
I'm going to presume the heaviest of the 2 goes on the left and the lightest on the throttle... if anyone can confirm that, that would be great!
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mick.mh2racing
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Re: Handle Bars
Didn't know they were different weights but theright hand one will have a small hole that locates the switch gear.
How hard can it be?
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Cammo
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Re: Handle Bars
^ Yup, you'll soon know it when you fit them on the wrong side.
Not that I would ever have done that!
Not that I would ever have done that!
"It's just a ride" Bill Hicks