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Hi can you share the exact type of handle bar you ordered , pls do send pics of the bike with you sitting on it for me to understand better . Thanks
Gen 3 'busa has been dropped off at dealer to have ABM Superbike handlebar kit installed.
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There are Many bends of handlebars available from multiple brands.
You have alot of handlebar options available that will work with enough slack for both handlebar switch wiring harnesses to still reach.
This is an example of how to measure handlebars.
You can use a piece of wire that you can bend, and it will keep its shape.
Measure, cut, and bend the wire to a shape close to a certain size handlebar.
Hold the wire against the top-plate(upper triple-clamp cover), account for the distance from the top of the top-plate, to the bottom of the saddle that the handlebars sit in.
Also consider that risers of different sizes can be added here.
This should give you an idea of where your hands would be on the grips, and how much more upright your back would be.
As for your feet, sitting on the bike, take your feet off of the pegs, place your toes under the pegs, and lift up your feet and heels.
That will give you an idea of where the pegs would be with a 40mm drop, as it is a noticeable improvement for your knees, taking away some of their bend.
You have alot of handlebar options available that will work with enough slack for both handlebar switch wiring harnesses to still reach.
This is an example of how to measure handlebars.
You can use a piece of wire that you can bend, and it will keep its shape.
Measure, cut, and bend the wire to a shape close to a certain size handlebar.
Hold the wire against the top-plate(upper triple-clamp cover), account for the distance from the top of the top-plate, to the bottom of the saddle that the handlebars sit in.
Also consider that risers of different sizes can be added here.
This should give you an idea of where your hands would be on the grips, and how much more upright your back would be.
As for your feet, sitting on the bike, take your feet off of the pegs, place your toes under the pegs, and lift up your feet and heels.
That will give you an idea of where the pegs would be with a 40mm drop, as it is a noticeable improvement for your knees, taking away some of their bend.
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Pls share pics when u get the bike back
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Go to post number 43 in this thread, pics are all there. . .
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I got a rough idea ,would be greatful ifvu sat on the bike and pic taken from side holding the handle bar . Only if I’m not asking for too much . Sorry and thanks
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I got in touch with with ABM directly , they the increase in height is 4 inches . I will get it to England and my colleague will carry it to me to India
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The above are the photos they sent - white bike
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Wow thanks so much
Sure. We had an ice storm here a few days ago and there is no electricity. When the power comes back normally I will put up the link to the instructions from either ABM or Spiegler, I forget. I can take any measurements you want as well if you let me know what you want.
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Thanks again , you don’t have to worry about handle bar touching the the tank . The windshield doesn’t look if it’s was cut or was it ? Do share if you have the template for cutting the windshield so I can take a printout . I’m beginning to get excited , but for you I would have not known about ABM .!!!.
The mechanic cut the windshield but I don't know if he used a template or not. I haven't had a chance to speak with him since I picked up the bike.
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Haven’t you added bar ends ? Or is it I just can’t see them . Thanks for all your help and fantastic pics , your clothing makes me think it must be cold there . Here it’s in the 90 s lower +
90s!! It's been in the 30s (F.) here. We're talking ice and snow!!
No bar ends yet except for the stock Suzuki ends. I want to get the stainless steel mirrors and heavy bar ends from Spiegler:
mo.view Mirrors | motogadget Mirrors | Spiegler USA
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ABM Basic Cap Heavy Handlebar Ends | Spiegler USA
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Then again, I could get these:90s!! It's been in the 30s (F.) here. We're talking ice and snow!!
No bar ends yet except for the stock Suzuki ends. I want to get the stainless steel mirrors and heavy bar ends from Spiegler:
mo.view Mirrors | motogadget Mirrors | Spiegler USA
motogadget now exclusively presents its glassless mirror series mo.view. The special feature of this motorcycle mirror is the patented mirror surface,spieglerusa.com
ABM Basic Cap Heavy Handlebar Ends | Spiegler USA
ABM Basic Cap Heavy Handlebar ends, black, pair, for bars with an ID of 12mm & 18mm
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Whenever you find time ( no hurry ) I will be most greatful if you could make a template of the windshield that s been trimmed and do you know what is that metal braided brake lines mean ? Is it a big deal ?
Thanks and regards
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