doubledown11
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Has anyone tried the Thunderbike T-Bars for the RIII. Man, Ilove the look but am curious about handling and cable tension lock to lock. Someone just tell me they are all that and a bag of chips and I'll be there.
T-Bars
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MS_Kid
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Not Me
I was headed in that direction, but decided to try RivCo risers 1st. (Then was gonna try the risers with standard R3 bars-I have Classic). I'm happy w/this arrangement, risers only, and so is my pocketbook for now. If you do some searching on the site there are several threads re: this issue...or maybe its on the RatNet site.
good luck-happy rocketing...
MS
I was headed in that direction, but decided to try RivCo risers 1st. (Then was gonna try the risers with standard R3 bars-I have Classic). I'm happy w/this arrangement, risers only, and so is my pocketbook for now. If you do some searching on the site there are several threads re: this issue...or maybe its on the RatNet site.
good luck-happy rocketing...
MS
HeR3tic
Living Legend
Not my cup-o-tea. The cables sure look out of place (stretched). I've not gone with the Rivco Risers but I give 'em a thought once in while; then I sit up straight and proper and realize I don't need them. It is better for the back, over the long run and for longevity.
The 32 inch width is a fair bit shorter than stock and Classic bars aren't they? But I'm sure you can muscle the Rocket around the corners.
The 32 inch width is a fair bit shorter than stock and Classic bars aren't they? But I'm sure you can muscle the Rocket around the corners.
SATYRSBB69
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T-bar
Has anybody used the t-bar with the triumph fly screen? Does it still fit?
Has anybody used the t-bar with the triumph fly screen? Does it still fit?
They fit fine and if you route the cables correctly there is no tension on them... And they do not effect lock to lock
