Handle bar conversion

[OneNOnlyKev]

Ok i have looked untill my eyes have bled and im no further forward, my bike in it's past has had a straight bar conversion and i would like to go this route, however i cant find the answer im looking for, so here is my problem what do i need to fit these holes, cheers guys

[AMCQ46]

Never seen a bar conversion done like that before!

[OneNOnlyKev]

Never seen a bar conversion done like that before!

Strange huh?

[Jamoi]

There must be a manufacturer which uses a riser with offset holes like that... trouble is, finding out which one!

You could always scavenge a pair of risers and a used but undrilled top yoke.

[OneNOnlyKev]

Was think of giving up and getting this http://www.topyokes.com/fix_the_painful ... ition:/197#

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[Jamoi]

I think there's some discussion on here about that company, I got the gist the product is very good but there could be some lead time after ordering.

Big Twin Thing has one from them, I think?

[OneNOnlyKev]

I give them a call before I'll order

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[Fireman on a Storm]

Looks like it had M&P angled bar raisers on it. I had to drill holes like that when I converted my first storm

[bigtwinthing]

HI i have CNC yoke fitted and i can't say anything but well pleased with them, i did order through Moore Speed racing in Poole and had no problems what so ever. I personally wouldn't want to trust a yoke with non official holes myself. However they may be fine once the risers are fitted.

My bits cost £120 i think with all hoses and bars and is a fantastic mod, i did carefully trim the fairing with a dremel and it think it looks great

[bigtwinthing]

Here we are,

[grumpyfrog]

I too have gone down the CNC route.
must say I'm very very happy, but it did take 8 weeks to get together. dead easy to put on.
Factor in the delivery date, they were waiting on the brake lines coming in for me, and its fantastic.