How tight were the factory cables after rerouting on a Honda Sabre?
1543842
On a Suzuki Volusia this risers were great! I would certainly do it again. I did not put them on a Saber.
1543843
Very VERY tight. Hubby had to reroute them to the outside of the windshield brackets on both sides, but was able to get enough slack in doing so. I have a quick release windshield so cables were relatively easy to re-route. The position of handlebars comfortable enough for me now, but I could use another 1/8 to 1/4-inch on the pullback...I have short arms:(
1543844
I installed on Yamaha V-star, had to re-route the sbles and remove the factory loops
1314316
In the 2008 Enclave it's in the rear driver side wheel well. By the jack. The cables are clipped to the outside wall. Once I figured out which wires were which it took 10 minutes start to finish.
1321992
My factory cable was about 6 foot long. The controller is not waterproof at all, so be sure and don't plan on sitting it anywhere where you're going to get it wet during maintenance.
334504
If you change the cables it will cost a lot of cash,I rerouted all of my cables behind the tree,if you go on YouTube and put in ,,m109r risers,, there is a video on there explaining how to do this,it's a it of messing about but well worth it in the end..Dave.
1197384
Take the old one out and compare the plug in ports ports. I put this one on a 85' Honda Cb125
1852793
I had to install a tool bag behind my windshield on the handle bars so wires would reach. Also had to add a 1ft piece of wire to the power cord to reach the battery because of mounting amp on bars.
1593405
No, I had to splice the cables and buy a car charger and re wire it that way.
16920
I give them a 10 but look at the wires the set I got was used the wires had been close to exhausts heat and had melting spots on them. What bike are you putting these on.. I put mine on a 93 wing you have to remove the cowl I put mine on the cowl to shine inward into the fan area.
1175143
I had this bag mounted on my 40 yo Motobecane and although it was tight, the brakes, which were the only handlebar mounted cabling, were functional. I just switched it to my new Morin, and much to me surprise, the handlebars were 3" wider, and the bag mounted perfectly and the brakes which also shift the gears, are just fine.
1994919
They fit my Harley Breakout with no problem. They have several adapters for a metric set up. Honda Sabre I don't know for sure.
1862543
Not sure, but it sounds like cable needs to be shortened slightly. This is usually done by adjusting the fittings where the cable attaches to the brake handle.
1488282
Mine was a little loose, but it just needs to be tapped to snug up the connector tabs. Hope this makes sense and helps.
945169
Don't know about the fit. Any bike shop will have cables for you and they are cheap.
1978260
I moved the adapter around to see if it was loose and thats not the problem. and my car is brand new so i doubt its shotty wiring of my car...
619246
the cable MAY not be long enough to go rear wheel to handlebars, otherwise = YES
1334948
So long as your new bars are not radically thick or thin there shouldnt be problem. Might be a good idea to get new cables and cable sheaths too, and make sure you know what your doing... some beginner bike modders get this part muddled and then inevitably end up at their bike shop trying to get help.
679232
They are a really tight fit. I really didn't know that they were cut to fit. I made a mistake getting them. They are good wires, but not long enough...