I already have SRAM 500 Aero Brake Levers, would those fit on the end. I'm actually returning two bar today because they did not fit.
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These bars are25.4mm diameter from the clamp area all the way to the end of the bar, they DO NOT taper to 22.2mm so no those won't fit if they are designed to fit a 22mm bar. Measure the diameter of the levers and make sure they clamp/plug in to a 25.4mm bar, if they don't, then don't buy these buy a standard set of bars with a 22mm taper
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They should work. Just make sure your current levers & cables are lubed & work freely. I believe you can get a nice new brake lever & cable set pretty cheaply here, like $ 20 ish $$. That would ensure best brake function.
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Thats what I put them on and it worked but I ended up using the stock bolts on the bar ends because the bars have a welded nut at the end. You also may have to adjust the levers for the bar clamp
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Verify the size of your handle bars. And order accordingly. They are universal. Worked on my sportster
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I looked it up and part number 6340 will fit your bike, I have them and love them. I would reccomend getting the bar end weights also to get rid of all the vibration in the bars as I did. You will enjoy them!
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They should fit on any disc brake ready bike. Mine went on a 1999 Mountain Cycle San Andreas. Also my brakes came reversed from normal. Meaning the right lever was set for the front brake and the left lever was set for the rear brake. Judging by previous response there is a 50-50 chance you get the normal US config. Your local bike shop can do the switch if needed in just a few minutes. I hope this helps.
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I used 24mm break levers (Tektro RL720 Cross Levers for 24mm OD Bar Black) - they fit relatively close to the stem which was good enough.
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Yes it looks like you have the correct one picked out. They make two sizes. One is for the 26mm (25.4 actually) bars and the other is for the OS bars that measure 31.8. Even though they supply you with huge spacers the 31.8 clamp will not fit the smaller bars. I have these spacebars on a couple of my bikes and love them. In fact one set just made a cross country ride in July.
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I suppose you could use bar end shifters on these handlebars. I use thumb shifters from a trail bike. There is enough room on handlebar ends for the shifters and the brakes.Cliff Joens
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I gained almost 2 inches of handlebar height over my stock stem, and it brought the bars back approximately an inch. So it sounds like this would about do it for you. Also, this was slightly lighter than my stock stem.
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what size diameter handle bar do you have? If its about 7/8 od you should be ok use wd4o to put them on
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You'll have to go for an 'L' or 'S' that is specific for grip shifters. this is specified in the sizes menu. I am not familiar with SRAM XX shifter but I think the basic sizes of all shifters should be the same, with quality and mechanisms varying. if you do identify and buy the right one, you'll love the comfort it gives. Good luck .
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They're for different style bars - if your bars on top are square shaped, I think you need the 450. If its the aero shape, you'll need the 450R.
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Yes, I put a pair of Shimano Ultegra bar end shifters in like a charm. Just take the plastic caps off.
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They will fit any 7/8th" bars. The Ducati is 7/8ths. If they show up that is. Mine never did.
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The only thing that could be an issue is the throttle end of the grip at the closest point to your start/stop fitting on the bars. As long as your bars are 7/8" they should fit. I put them on a 2012 suzuki v strom and had to cut out (trim) some of the flange end of the bar grip to fit over the collar that controls the throttle wire, but understand that is peculiar to Suzuki. Otherwise, they have five position setting and get quite hot at position three. Never had it hotter than that and don't forget to turn them off when you get off the bike, or connect the hot lead to your ignition circuit. I am glad I bought this set, very impressive. The only thing that could be an issue is the throttle end of the grip at the closest point to your start/stop fitting on the bars. As long as your bars are 7/8" they should fit. I put them on a 2012 suzuki v strom and had to cut out (trim) some of the flange end of the bar grip to fit over the collar that controls the throttle wire, but understand that is peculiar to Suzuki. Otherwise, they have five position setting and get quite hot at position three. Never had it hotter than that and don't forget to turn them off when you get off the bike, or connect the hot lead to your ignition... » Read More The only thing that could be an issue is the throttle end of the grip at the closest point to your start/stop fitting on the bars. As long as your bars are 7/8" they should fit. I put them on a 2012 suzuki v strom and had to cut out (trim) some of the flange end of the bar grip to fit over the collar that controls the throttle wire, but understand that is peculiar to Suzuki. Otherwise, they have five position setting and get quite hot at position three. Never had it hotter than that and don't forget to turn them off when you get off the bike, or connect the hot lead to your ignition circuit. I am glad I bought this set, very impressive. « Show Less
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Sorry, I have no definite answer. Maybe you have one of the newer Razors. I could not find a number on the Razor. These wheels were an exact replacement for my daughter's original Razor from almost 20 years ago. There is plenty of clearance from the brake lever. The front wheel has about 2-3 mm separation from a bolted "cross brace".