Blackbird handle bars?
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Blackbird handle bars?
I hate to beat the discussion of 'clipons under the triple' with a stick, but I have read in a few different places across the web that cbr 1100 stock handle bars will in fact fit without any modification to fairings. All I have seen about modification is that the top of the part that goes around the fork has to be grinded down a little to mount flush with the bottom of the triple.
I have searched high and low and haven't found a single thread in which this was tried and successful, only a "this will work' answer on a few forums. So what do you guys think? Looking at the stock bars for the 1100 it seems like they *could* work but the things are hard to find for a cheap price. I would hate to buy them and find they wont work but it looks like that might be what I do since I am so curious about the matter! If it actually did work I would think anybody that wants lower bars would have already completed the mod, but who knows!
I have searched high and low and haven't found a single thread in which this was tried and successful, only a "this will work' answer on a few forums. So what do you guys think? Looking at the stock bars for the 1100 it seems like they *could* work but the things are hard to find for a cheap price. I would hate to buy them and find they wont work but it looks like that might be what I do since I am so curious about the matter! If it actually did work I would think anybody that wants lower bars would have already completed the mod, but who knows!
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The last three bikes I have owned before the f4i I have lowered the clipons below the yoke and added rearset risers to get the more aggressive stance when riding. Personally I like it better which in turn makes me want to successfully make the adjustments. If the 1100xx bars cant be mounted lower then I will give up on the idea, but its just one last shot at achieving the goal. Looking at pictures the birds handle bars are risen a little more than most so I think there is a greater chance for them to work than the stock bars or anything else without modifying the fairings or intake covers. Besides, I would rather pay >$100 for another bikes stock bars than buy an aftermarket set.
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