Inner farring and cap
#11
However the lack of the hole offers a cleaner look for the older bikes that have the cables...
What you'll have to do is route the cables thru the opening where the handlebars come out...No problem-o
I've seen it done and it makes for a clean installation...
I wish my clutch cable was routed thru the area like my front brake lines are and not have any holes what so ever in the inner fairing to have to look at...
If you want the hole the fairing is like a PVC so it don't take nothing to drill it...
Use one of those step drill bits that start out at 1/4" and steps up to 1" in small increments...
#14
#15
For this price you can do it again. LOL. BUMP!!! Men this is a good deal somebody needs to get on this great deal. Plus I need new stuff for this new ride I have.
#18
This is true...
However the lack of the hole offers a cleaner look for the older bikes that have the cables...
What you'll have to do is route the cables thru the opening where the handlebars come out...No problem-o
I've seen it done and it makes for a clean installation...
I wish my clutch cable was routed thru the area like my front brake lines are and not have any holes what so ever in the inner fairing to have to look at...
If you want the hole the fairing is like a PVC so it don't take nothing to drill it...
Use one of those step drill bits that start out at 1/4" and steps up to 1" in small increments...
However the lack of the hole offers a cleaner look for the older bikes that have the cables...
What you'll have to do is route the cables thru the opening where the handlebars come out...No problem-o
I've seen it done and it makes for a clean installation...
I wish my clutch cable was routed thru the area like my front brake lines are and not have any holes what so ever in the inner fairing to have to look at...
If you want the hole the fairing is like a PVC so it don't take nothing to drill it...
Use one of those step drill bits that start out at 1/4" and steps up to 1" in small increments...
#20
Snowfly, good purchase.