We bought a set on ebay from Vietnam for a 1984 700s and they work. Had to
take lose the exhaust to get room to bolt in but they went in...
On Tuesday, July 21, 2020 at 3:41:43 PM UTC-5 kyl...@gmail.com wrote:
> Well, I had the simpler bars on when I crashed and they did their job. The
>
Well, I had the simpler bars on when I crashed and they did their job. The
exhaust, mirror, and fairing were destroyed but the engine didn't get
scratched. My jacket and gloves did their job too.
-Kyle
On Tue, Jul 21, 2020 at 11:38 AM gary glick wrote:
> Thanks for the education. Is there any
Thanks for the education. Is there any negative to the simpler style bars?
Can the p clamps be obtained if they do not come with the simpler style
bars?
On Tue, Jul 21, 2020 at 10:17 AM Telefix 700s
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> Those are very hard to find.
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Mounting hardware are the engine bolts. I think I may have substituted
longer bolts for existing ones, can’t remember. I do remember one of the
three bolts on at least one side was really hard to get the nut on and I
may have either left it off or couldn’t tighten it. Graham
On Tue, Jul 21, 2020
I've fixed dented crash bars before with bondo and filler since I planned
to paint them black anyways and they turned out pretty decent. The mounting
hardware is mostly bolts and metal bands. If you're handy and have some
scrap metal you could probably make your own but it may be worth it to wait
Looking for engine highway crash bars. On Ebay there are bars specific for
the 84-86 700s. Are they any good? They are from Vietnam. There are also a
used one with a dent on on side. I know they can be re-chromed but can the
dent be removed? They do not come with mounting hardware. Can
