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Originally Posted by jmisto
I can't do this without clip-on handlebars though, right? Sorry I'm being a stupid girl; but I'm not VERY mechanically inclined. If that is the case, I'm just going to go back to stock if I don't get used to it. I'm going to tighten up the spring a bit more and maybe raise it a tiny bit.
I'm going to give it some time. I like the handlebars where they are.. in fact, I've got some clip-ons listed on Ebay that I hated.
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You can use stock handlebars, you just have to place an insert under them to compensate for more fork coming up over upper triple after lowering.
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I think it might be a good idea to do this to keep the handling as close to normal as possible. But the handlebars will be higher relative to the seat.