I put Shorty levers on the Goldwing, cheapos for now, but the fit and finish is very nice.
I also redrilled the switch locator holes in the handlebars, and moved the switch housings about an inch further out on each side, to move the grips out a little wider, and giving me more clearance to roll the levers down further, towards the front and inside.
I had to cut off some of the end of the throttle tube as well.
(I like 1 or 2 fingers on the levers, and the others on the grips, with the levers engaging as far from the bars as possible).
And Yes...those are Hayabusa bar-ends on there! lol
The bike came with the oversized chrome grips with the rubber pads that push through it, so no bar-ends, and after trying several from my stash...the Busa bar-ends fit best, which is good anyway, as they are the heaviest and will work better.
I also have some Suzuki sportbike pegs that are smaller, that I'm going to try (yes, they fit, lol) vs the bigger stock GW pegs I just got to replace the floorboards it had...modding my Honda with Suzuki parts, lmao
I also redrilled the switch locator holes in the handlebars, and moved the switch housings about an inch further out on each side, to move the grips out a little wider, and giving me more clearance to roll the levers down further, towards the front and inside.
I had to cut off some of the end of the throttle tube as well.
(I like 1 or 2 fingers on the levers, and the others on the grips, with the levers engaging as far from the bars as possible).
And Yes...those are Hayabusa bar-ends on there! lol
The bike came with the oversized chrome grips with the rubber pads that push through it, so no bar-ends, and after trying several from my stash...the Busa bar-ends fit best, which is good anyway, as they are the heaviest and will work better.
I also have some Suzuki sportbike pegs that are smaller, that I'm going to try (yes, they fit, lol) vs the bigger stock GW pegs I just got to replace the floorboards it had...modding my Honda with Suzuki parts, lmao