Tubular handlebar adaptor for FJR?
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Well now I am on my laptop and can still not find anything to post pictures. I have some very good pictures of some mods I have done and would love to share them. This is frustrating. Every other forum I have ever been on has simple picture posting options. Grrrrrrrrr.........
Uncle Hud
Just another blob of protoplasm using up your oxyg
As described elsewhere (like here (read to the end), and here, and here) ... Note that Photobucket was a common photo host for our Forum, and everybody's Photobucket images disappeared a few months ago when they changed Terms of Service.
1) Picture MUST be hosted somewhere else on the internet; not on your hard drive.
2) URL for the picture MUST end in ".jpg". That means not ".jpeg".
3) When entering the picture into your post, click on the "Image" icon ... which says Image when you hover over it:
4) When the window opens, paste the image's URL in there and click OK.
5) TEST THIS OUT IN THE TEST SECTION OF THE FORUM, PLEASE. That's why we have that section. Try posting your photo and see what works and what fails. Depending on the photo sharing website you use, the URL may require significant editing to get it into the required format: https: / / w w w . photo_hoster . com / ThisIsMyPicture . jpg
To see how it's done, you can quote this post, and turn the editing bar's "light switch" on and off to see the codes. (The light switch is in the upper left hand corner.)
The editing menu clip above is an image posted from Flickr. A photo of me is provided below so you can examine the photo posting codes. Quote this post and flip the light switch as described above.
1) Picture MUST be hosted somewhere else on the internet; not on your hard drive.
2) URL for the picture MUST end in ".jpg". That means not ".jpeg".
3) When entering the picture into your post, click on the "Image" icon ... which says Image when you hover over it:
4) When the window opens, paste the image's URL in there and click OK.
5) TEST THIS OUT IN THE TEST SECTION OF THE FORUM, PLEASE. That's why we have that section. Try posting your photo and see what works and what fails. Depending on the photo sharing website you use, the URL may require significant editing to get it into the required format: https: / / w w w . photo_hoster . com / ThisIsMyPicture . jpg
To see how it's done, you can quote this post, and turn the editing bar's "light switch" on and off to see the codes. (The light switch is in the upper left hand corner.)
The editing menu clip above is an image posted from Flickr. A photo of me is provided below so you can examine the photo posting codes. Quote this post and flip the light switch as described above.
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I ride my DR 650 almost exclusively all summer so my FJR sits for months sometime. The DR 'dirt bike' bars are very comfortable and when I switch back to the FJR when the weather gets colder, I pretty much hate the bars for a couple weeks until I re-adapt to them. And that is with an MV riser installed. I think I'd really like a Renthal CR high 'Fat Bar' on my Feejer but me thinks it may need longer lines and it would turn into a bigger project than I'd like.
Uncle Hud
Just another blob of protoplasm using up your oxyg
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FTL900
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I'm very interested in this as well, it's nice to be able to adjust and nudge things by changing out the handlebars.
I have a 2011 Gen 2, and so far, I've only seen Gen 1 and Gen 3 solutions.
More research is required.
I have a 2011 Gen 2, and so far, I've only seen Gen 1 and Gen 3 solutions.
More research is required.
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FTL900
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Well well well.. how about 2001-2012 models?? Non-ES, but I'm okay with that. At $230, I'm going to look a this very seriously.
https://www.bikermart.co.uk/proddetail.asp?prod=211-11284-2nd
https://www.bikermart.co.uk/proddetail.asp?prod=211-11284-2nd
Auburn
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I am giving this combination a try. Cost is $452, but it will move the bars about 2 inches higher and back up to 2 inches than I currently have with a MCL riser plate.
they bars I selected will be about 1/2" narrower than I currently have. I may have to redo some brake lines. There are plenty of choices out there for pretty reasonable prices. I'll wait to see on that though. I may have to get longer throttle cables, but those can be made custom for reasonable prices.
SW Mototech Vario barback 22mm to 28mm converter 50-60mm handlebar risers are black
ABM Superbike Fat bar handlebars Medium (0429pattern) 28 mm fat bars in black
Yamaha FJR 1300 2001-12 ABM billet top yoke handle bar with 180 gm bar ends bar ends are black, top plate is clear ALU
they bars I selected will be about 1/2" narrower than I currently have. I may have to redo some brake lines. There are plenty of choices out there for pretty reasonable prices. I'll wait to see on that though. I may have to get longer throttle cables, but those can be made custom for reasonable prices.
SW Mototech Vario barback 22mm to 28mm converter 50-60mm handlebar risers are black
ABM Superbike Fat bar handlebars Medium (0429pattern) 28 mm fat bars in black
Yamaha FJR 1300 2001-12 ABM billet top yoke handle bar with 180 gm bar ends bar ends are black, top plate is clear ALU
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escapefjrtist
Searching for Dry Roads
^^^^ Give a shout when the parts come in Auburn...gotta check those out.
Looks like it'll be a nice set-up!
--G
Looks like it'll be a nice set-up!
--G
Auburn
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jblanken64
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So the transition went well, I see. I guess this is the real reason you couldn't make it up for the GaTech-Clemson game.The editing menu clip above is an image posted from Flickr. A photo of me is provided below so you can examine the photo posting codes. Quote this post and flip the light switch as described above.
JamesK
Got to ride
I too am very interested in seeing the results of your experiment, thanks for "taking one for the team"
rbentnail
Economic Plankton
Yeah, that road would be a really rough ride.......So the transition went well, I see. I guess this is the real reason you couldn't make it up for the GaTech-Clemson game.The editing menu clip above is an image posted from Flickr. A photo of me is provided below so you can examine the photo posting codes. Quote this post and flip the light switch as described above.
bigjohnsd
2021 BMW R1250GSA
I don't know about the road........
Auburn
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redneckj
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escapefjrtist
Searching for Dry Roads
^^^^
^^^^
--G
--G
1911
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waiting for someone to photoshop a set of apehangers on a fjr
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