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01-07-2016, 09:34 PM

partlowr

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I have a set of those same white grips that came with my bike. Blech-White did not even work on them. The only thing that worked on them is SOS pads.

Bleach White followed by a Magic Eraser, keep mine pretty white.

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01-07-2016, 09:36 PM

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I had to extend the lines, I didn't buy a kit I just ran some new wires, it was an easy project, less than an hour. The stock lines were only about an inch too short.

Did you end up replacing all of them, or just a few? I would think the brake lines would be long enough, as it sits closest to the middle of the setup... Thx for letting me pick yer brain 👍

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01-07-2016, 09:50 PM

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We all have taste in Bikes, my Dealer actually tried to lead me into getting a 72, before I went for my 48.
I showed him this picture and told him, No thanks, the 72 is just not my style.

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01-08-2016, 08:56 AM

partlowr

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Did you end up replacing all of them, or just a few? I would think the brake lines would be long enough, as it sits closest to the middle of the setup... Thx for letting me pick yer brain 👍

I did not have to change the brake lines or clutch cable. I only had to change the wires that come out of the swtich housings, start/kill switch, horn, lights, etc.

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