how do i fit yanashinki 2" risers to suzuki boulevard m109r
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Hiya go on YouTube and look for VZR1800 same bike there is an instructional video on there..I found it quit easy,you can keep all the original cables..
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It was easy do you have m109riders.com acct. They have step by step directions
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I just installed these on my m109r. These perfectly replace the current risers, but you need to replace the throttle cable, clutch cable and break lines cause they will be too short. These risers work and look great!
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they fit perfect, Highly Recommend. better drive turns and better handling.
1883121
Same as the other guy, I have A2 front and rear MBUS and no need for any riser. Perfect as is.
2033598
I honestly don't know the standard bolt and threads of each. Mine are on my engine guard (Highway bars) with a clamp and are supplemental to the front and back pegs or floorboards. I would suspect they are not standard with Suzuki and seek Susuki's knowledge on taht. DR
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Morris, looking at the fitment chart, it says they will fit an 06 and newer M109R. Some descriptions say you will use the stock throttle sleeve. Mine came with the throttle sleeve attached. If you decide to purchase these, you need to be sure and install the throttle side first, so you can match the left grip position to the throttle. Hope this helps!
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Let me start by saying these risers did not fit the top triple clamp due to the base being square vs round holes. Loved the look but just didn't fit. 2nd try - returned and ordered the 3.5" round version and although the stock cables fit the risers would contact the speedometer beauty ring before hitting the fork stops. 3rd try - returned and ordered the 4.5" round version. Success!! stock cables and brake line had to be re-routed behind the triple clamp. No issues, enough room and full contact with both forks stops. My wife is a happy camper :)
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On a Suzuki Volusia this risers were great! I would certainly do it again. I did not put them on a Saber.
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You have to look at your carb bolt pattern. i had to make an aluminum Spacer and it worked fine. Spike facing Up...hope that helps, if your mechanically savy u can do it and half the price
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No Idea, It wasn't designed for my unit a 225 Yami with a special foot. I was able to cut open back side and get it to over my skeg. Looks fine.
2105795
Where ever you're ordering from there should be a chart that says exactly what bikes this stock # fits. Only thing is, Slammer shocks are right at maxxed out on a stock bike with stock tires. If you have a taller rear tire than stock then they may not fit. Also, I'm not sure about the Sporty but on my Dyna fxds I would have had to modify the fender a little in 2 spots. So I chose to wait until I do other mods before deciding on that. I do see a lot of Sporty's running the Burlys, I think they will fit, if you have to modify the fender you'll need to cut off a little above the chain gaurd......may not have a problem on the Sporty tho. Good luck!
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Each manufacturer is different, I have an aprilia that needs to change the bar ends so I got a set of rizoma or I can opt out don't use the bar ends at all (just use the flat one come with the mirrors), not sure about yours. Most of the motorcycles accessories needs some kind of modification.
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Baron does not state the exact diameter of the risers but this may help for a guesstimate "Installs on most bikes with a 1" handlebar clamping area and works with most stock control lines and cables with simple re-routing on most models; 1/2" diameter mount bolts allow these risers to mount in most triple trees"
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If you have a stock peg and not a floorboard then these will fit, the Kuryakyn splined adapter is a must tho!! I used the flat edged adapter on my bike and they worked fantastic!!
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hi, We are Santiago Chopper in Florida, to fit the Hape Hanger you will need to change all the cables (brake and throttle) for longer ones, and depending of your risers you might need to change them also(if they are short strait ones, it's ok , but if they are pull back risers, you will need to change them for short and strait) Regards, Christine
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I have no idea as I have yet to start modifying these to actually fit my bike. I'm thinking a whole new set of mounting hardware will have to be outlet chased. I'm still angry every time I look at the painter over rust spots. Terrible buy.
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Answer here...No, but if you have the right model (Suzuki Samurái) there is no need of them. I own a 1986 samurái and the soft top fit perfectly. The only straps it has are for the lateral doors but I think are not for tension, just to fix it.
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No you don't but you will have to reroute them. To to m109riders.Tom and do a search for Yana Shiki rider install
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I installed mine on a Kawasaki Vulcan 1700 Nomad. This will not fit in the stock horn location. I had to find another spot on the bike and fabricate a bracket to mount it in the new location. Worth the effort though.