I would like to interchange these with drop downs and bullhorns. Do I need to take the handle bar wraps off in order to install/remove?
213021
The brake lever clamp is hinged so it does not have to slide on, just open the clamp and put it where you want, insert the screw and tighten it. You may have to remove some tape where the clamp fits to the bar.
213022
You don't have to remove the bar tape to remove/replace. Unless your brake cables are somehow under the tape
1082236
Affirmative!. Just use a Pipe cutter to trim the steer tube down to where You want it!. I used Extra Spacers for more Handlebar Height!.
609592
it really depends on how you want to mount them. I move my grips in on both sides of the handlebars just enough to bolts the units to the bars. You'll need to cut the opening in the ends of your grips tho,. If you're more fastidious, you'll want a bar-end kit and these do not come with that. Some motorcycles come with pre-tapped handlebar ends to make the process easier.
1349036
It appears that the handle bars could be removed by taking out the 4 phillips screws on each bar. The bars are clearly not designed to be removed and although it probably wouldn't hurt the functionality of the item it wouldn't look right either.
938701
Not to be a jerk or anything, but I have never seen, owned, or even heard of a pair of solid handlebars. Regardless, my answer to your question is yes, you can and will be able to use bar end mirrors with this handlebar.
478051
Yes, but i don't know why you want to do this. You need the bottom part to mount the sissy bar on the frame so it's serure and safe to ride on. Unless you want to ride without the sissy bar.
1746305
You remove your existing grips and these slide into the bars. They have a clamp collar that secures them. Alan wrench is included. A snap to mount. I used a utility knife to remove my old grips.
362089
Not sure I understand the 2nd part of your question, but here's what I did. There was a plug in the end of the regular grips that had to be removed so I could slide the regular grips down the bars to accommodate the bar-end grips. You will need to loosen the controls and slide them in far enough for the grips and bar-ends. That leaves an inch or so of plain handle bar over which you slide the bar-end grips and tighten them up.
785756
No. You have to buy the mounts separately. Make sure you know the diameter of your bars to get the right mounts.
99507
Moving the bars up/down is quick and easy. If you need to extend them handlebars out or move them in it just takes an allen wrench.
1665619
Yes you do. And the wheels are ill fitting to the bar. Everything is reliant on these incredibly flimsy metal clips. Ours fell apart on Day 2 of the vacation. Avoid if possible.
892960
No. This bike is built specifically for the included bar. There is a bracket on the front end of the bike that connects directly to the bar and immobilizes the handle bars when attached for safety purposes.
1872022
Yes. Just use the screw and bolt to put the holder together without the handle bar.
1115492
No need to remove the skid plate. Remove the 2 anchors that are just underneath the bumper (The anchors look like horseshoes) and the bull bar will get bolted on and sandwiched between the anchors once you bolt the anchors back on. I hope this helps you out!
613602
You do not have to remove the crossbars - the canoe cradles are open at the bottom - they are held on by the bolt with the thumb-type screw. Very good system. Carried my 16 ft Old Town over 12,000 highway miles with no problems.
2188738
Also, meant to add that you should remove your stem from steerer tube, not your bars from your stem. That way, when you reassemble you don't lose your fit/bar angle.
1695088
Yes you will have to trim the end of the bars a little. Heated grips are shorter