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Before (stock clip-ons)...546 views
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...after (hi-rise clip-ons).527 views
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Before...467 views
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...after.475 views
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Before...411 views
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...after.356 views
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Before...403 views
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...after.378 views
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Before...338 views
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...after.385 views
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Before...387 viewsYard stick shows 32" at bar-end mirror mount.
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379 viewsNow the bar-end mount is up two inches at 34" high.
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Before...344 viewsThe bottom of the switch housing is at 34".
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...after.370 viewsThe bottom of the switch is at 36".
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395 viewsIn order to remove the upper triple-tree the headlight needs to be removed and then the U-shaped ladder part that the headlight attaches to is then removed. Remove the two nuts at the bottom of the ladder then lift it up. Also, disconnect the headlight connector and put the headlight out of the way.
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387 viewsMy fingers are pointing to the two pins that fit into the two rubber grommets that are part of the upper triple tree (visible in the foreground).
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370 viewsDetail of the bottom of the unbolted ladder.
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391 viewsDetail of the top triple tree with stock clip-ons.
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397 viewsUpper triple tree removed. Use a 6mm Allen wrench to loosen all clamping bolts. Alternately tap the bottom of the clip-ons to walk the triple tree and clip-ons up. I used a block of wood positioned under the clip-on and tapped it with a rubber mallet -- just in case I missed the wood!
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409 viewsHi-riser is slipped on the fork tube and here is the bar in stock form.
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