Good choice for crash bars for my 23 GT

[Unkn0un.dud3]

So, we don't know what that little short piece is and why it is in the set?

 

[Unkn0un.dud3]

 

[A1A Rider]

This makes sense now but it's inclusion is laughable .

 

[Unkn0un.dud3]

This makes sense now but it's inclusion is laughable .

Not really as the space between the airbox and the bolt after the crash at installation is small enough where it makes sense to have such small tool

 

[A1A Rider]

Well, I definitely learned something new.

 

[Unkn0un.dud3]

Well, I definitely learned something new.

 

[A1A Rider]

Did you do it yourself ?

 

[Unkn0un.dud3]

Did you do it yourself ?

Yes… it took me like about an hour plus figuring out the torque and stuff but yeah

 

[A1A Rider]

Yes… it took me like about an hour plus figuring out the torque and stuff but yeah

Can you help a brother, I live in a condo and don't have all capability of a person with a home plus a garage, heavy lift, tool wise. I already bought and received the crash guards, I need to figure out if I can do it myself in my situation or makes sense to go to a bike shop.

Could you tell me what was involved tool and complexity wise?

 

[Unkn0un.dud3]

Can you help a brother, I live in a condo and don't have all capability of a person with a home plus a garage, heavy lift, tool wise. I already bought and received the crash guards, I need to figure out if I can do it myself in my situation or makes sense to go to a bike shop.

Could you tell me what was involved tool and complexity wise?

You can do it in the living room lol… the most expensive tool may be the torque wrench and the lift mine was about $150 for the torque wrench and $150 for the lift at northern tools

1/2” Torque wrench
17mm socket (1/2”)
TT55 torx (1/2”)
TT50 torx (1/2”)
And the tool that comes with the kit