R1200S and Helibars
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R1200S and Helibars
Been meaning to ask for a while but never got round to it.
Those of you with the R1200S and Heli bars, did you have to rotate the right hand clamp thingy ( you know, the bit that has the start / stop switch on top, holds the throttle and all that) down to stop the kill switch clashing with the fairing on full lock and turning the bike off? I did.
If you have come up with a clever solution, I'm all ears. I'm kinda used to it now but still find the cancel switch to low and the throttle is a bit awkward.
Thanks
Dave
Those of you with the R1200S and Heli bars, did you have to rotate the right hand clamp thingy ( you know, the bit that has the start / stop switch on top, holds the throttle and all that) down to stop the kill switch clashing with the fairing on full lock and turning the bike off? I did.
If you have come up with a clever solution, I'm all ears. I'm kinda used to it now but still find the cancel switch to low and the throttle is a bit awkward.
Thanks
Dave
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When I fitted mine it cleared by a quarter inch. IIRC this was mentioned in the instructions. Never had a problem. I had a flip up screen so maybe touch more clearance where the screen lip arced upwards on the rear edge.
Bike is now with SP250 so he may have a view.
Bike is now with SP250 so he may have a view.
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I found that the front brake line was very tight when the bike was on the stand. I was more worried what might happen over a crest or when the front was unloaded. In the end I fitted a longer front line to ease the fears. I do recall messing with the bar piston and switch but can't remember what I settled on!