I have club man bars on my CB750F 82. I know, it is not the same bike, but I did not need to do anything with any cables, it works fine.
You can see my bike in my referal.
It will look great, I can asure you.I will try my new Clip on bars soon, I will post pixes of that process. The club man bar instalation is fairly easy. All you got to do is drill small holes for your ignition swith and master cylinder switch to hold on tho the bar ( like the stock one has, ) to avoid your controls spinning on the handlebar, and also from falling off. It is fairly simple.
Cafe racer DOHC CB750F
http://cardomain.com/id/jaimesix
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Edited by - jaimesix on Nov 15 2006 03:11:36 AM
You can see my bike in my referal.
It will look great, I can asure you.I will try my new Clip on bars soon, I will post pixes of that process. The club man bar instalation is fairly easy. All you got to do is drill small holes for your ignition swith and master cylinder switch to hold on tho the bar ( like the stock one has, ) to avoid your controls spinning on the handlebar, and also from falling off. It is fairly simple.
Cafe racer DOHC CB750F
http://cardomain.com/id/jaimesix
Edited by - jaimesix on Nov 15 2006 03:11:36 AM
