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kkim · February 4th, 2009, 10:21 PM

The UPS guy finally made it to my house yesterday afternoon, but as luck would have it, I was at work and didn't get to play with the parts until well after midnight.

Get home and this is what I find. Yay!!

Unpack the parts-

instructions if you're interested.

unwrap the goodies and you'll find a 2 piece clamp for the forks, a bracket to raise the bars, the bars themselves and mounting hardware.

I immediately start to test fit the pieces to figure out how everything goes together so tomorrow will be easier for the install.

One side assembled, I start on the other. I must comment on how high quality and precise these pieces are. Here you can see the riser connected to the clamp. The tolerance is so accurate, the pieces snap together like pieces of Leggo. The riser is simply stuck onto the clamp in this picture. If you look closely, you'll see there are no screws holding the parts together.

Both sides completed.

Bar end on the handlebar.

So far, I'm impressed with the quality of the parts and the instructions. I just hope the install tomorrow goes as smoothly as the kit is designed.

February 4th, 2009, 10:21 PM	#1
kkim Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: Too much.	DIY- Woodcraft Clipon Install The UPS guy finally made it to my house yesterday afternoon, but as luck would have it, I was at work and didn't get to play with the parts until well after midnight. Get home and this is what I find. Yay!! Unpack the parts- instructions if you're interested. unwrap the goodies and you'll find a 2 piece clamp for the forks, a bracket to raise the bars, the bars themselves and mounting hardware. I immediately start to test fit the pieces to figure out how everything goes together so tomorrow will be easier for the install. One side assembled, I start on the other. I must comment on how high quality and precise these pieces are. Here you can see the riser connected to the clamp. The tolerance is so accurate, the pieces snap together like pieces of Leggo. The riser is simply stuck onto the clamp in this picture. If you look closely, you'll see there are no screws holding the parts together. Both sides completed. Bar end on the handlebar. So far, I'm impressed with the quality of the parts and the instructions. I just hope the install tomorrow goes as smoothly as the kit is designed.