Confused (always)

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I want to put Superbike bars on my 73H2-750,but have heard horror stories about not being able to fit the master cylinder on.
I'm open to suggestions with regards to brand,height,pullback,price,etc,I just don't want to end up with a whack of bars that don't work worth crap. Also is there an on line store to get shorter cables and hoses or do they have to be made up?

Thanks,
Woody

[zambia]

Feb 27, 2017 14:03:22 GMT -5 woody said:

I want to put Superbike bars on my 73H2-750,but have heard horror stories about not being able to fit the master cylinder on.
I'm open to suggestions with regards to brand,height,pullback,price,etc,I just don't want to end up with a whack of bars that don't work worth crap. Also is there an on line store to get shorter cables and hoses or do they have to be made up?

Thanks,
Woody

I put super bike bars from Diablo on my '72. No issues with fitting the MC, but I haven't resolved the cables yet...just looped and tucked them out of the way.

[kawonda750]

I did the same on mine. I went from clubman to super bike with no problem. The same cables will work.

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I had flat bars on my 73 with the stock master then installed a Ninja system which fit too.

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Feb 27, 2017 19:03:46 GMT -5 kawonda750 said:

I did the same on mine. I went from clubman to super bike with no problem. The same cables will work.

I don't doubt they'll work,but will be about 6" too long,my existing clutch cable is already longer than I'd like it.

[usernameandpasswrd]

I did buy one of the aftermarket superbike bars that was supposed to fit the H2 and the master cylinder would not fit. Problem with it was the handle area of the bar just was not long enough prior to the first bend. Wound up getting some slightly higher rise bars with longer handle area and it went on fine.

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Well,it sounds like an S3 clutch cable is around 4.5 inches shorter than a H2 cable and will work with Superbike bars.

Thanks for trying anyway,
Bill