| Author | Message | ||
     Rombi |
I know some of the deals people were getting had the high bars installed. I would like the high bars and I have the clubmans. If you would be interested in swapping these let me know. I live near Green Bay. I called and the new bars are $215 which isn't bad but if I could find someone that wants these then all would be right in the world. | ||
| Moosestang |
Is that $215 with the cables? | ||
| Jsg4dfan |
I'm looking into the box that came with my CR right now (I'm going to do a few track days before mounting the high bars), and it has: Bars, clutch line, brake line, throttle cables, bar ends, 2 zip ties, instructions, and a clutch side grip. Should be everything you need, as far as I've heard... | ||
| Rombi |
That is what the dealer told me as well, $215 with all cables and I think the clutch side grip. | ||
| Fierrosc |
Just ask them how much they want to do the install? Around $400.00 ouch. (Message edited by fierrosc on October 29, 2009) | ||
| Dmhines |
I'm gonna install mine myself. If you can bleed brakes you can do it yourself. Spend $50 on a service manual not $400 on labor. | ||
| Fierrosc |
I guess I just don't trust myself when it comes to doing anything that might impair the cycles ability to stop. Actually got mine installed for free. ;-(=) | ||
| Cms1172 |
The procedure is simple enough, don't see what all the hubub is about, took 20 minutes to denoid it. Bar should be not much more. |
