raising the handlebars

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hi guys,
im looking into doing some light modifications to my new 06.

1) first i would like to find an exhaust that sounds deep and rumbly. i would like more power on the midrange like for passing cars and stuff

2) looking for a kit that raises the handlebars maybean inch or two.


if anyone could help me with stuff id appreciate it, i feel like ray charles looking for needle in a haystack. (still kinda new)

ranman

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hi and welcome. got any pics
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just playin.

far as exhaust you can do a stock can mod, where ya drill out the rear of the can, sounds much better than stock. new cans i use 2 brothers its deep sound.

for raising the bars, easyest way is reapers risers 3/4" - 1 1/4" you can keep stock lines any higher you should change the brake line on the front.

the othe way looking for info is use the search button. good luck

Sloto200

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Helibars are a good choice for raising your bars....

http://www.helibars.com/

Reaper Risers are a cheaper way to go and along with these you can also use them to lower the front end of your bike without buying a new upper triple clamp...

reaper risers

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I have helibars and absolutely love them. I had 1 1/4" reaper risers installed but after installing them I lowered the front end so there wasn't much of a "rise" to the handlebars. I have read you can install the 3/4" risers and use the helibars if you are looking to lessen the gap between the front nose and the front fender.

Josh
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