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2008 M50 Handlebar Question... - 5/23/2008 12:23:49 PM   
Cubanpep

 

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Greetings!!!

I'm the proud owner of  a 2008 M50...  And it's AWESOME!!!

I just want to know what my options are to bring the bars back so I don't have to site so up-right. 

I've heard risers, but I was hoping to get a new bar all together. 

Would the bar off one of the other Boulevards work? 

I don't want to replace the cables and brake hose...  I just want to bring the bars back about 3 or 4 inches.


Please help.

Thanks!
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RE: 2008 M50 Handlebar Question... - 6/5/2008 11:53:52 AM   
magalsis

 

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I have exactly the same problem, my friend. So, if anyone could help, it would make two of us happy.



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RE: 2008 M50 Handlebar Question... - 6/13/2008 10:41:55 PM   
EraycerM50

 

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not so much back for me but up a little,

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RE: 2008 M50 Handlebar Question... - 6/21/2008 8:07:05 AM   
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I have a 2007 M50 and found my reach on a U-turn was maxed out, so I have been looking to switch bars as well.  I purchased some C50 bars and am having them put on this week. They think they can do it without changing out the cables, but that might have to be done. I''ll let you know how it turns out.

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RE: 2008 M50 Handlebar Question... - 6/24/2008 9:15:28 PM   
simandl

 

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As I said in my last note, I had the bars from my M50 switched out to the C50 bars. I picked it up today, so it will take a bit of getting used to.  It definitely brings my hand position back and lower. I think it will work out really well. So it can be done. They used the same cables but had to remove the tank to reroute them in front of the triple-tree. I had taken it to my local Suzuki dealer and they tried twice and said it couldn''t be done without new cables. So I took it to a custom bike dealer and he had no problem doing it. So you might want to go that route. Good Luck!

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RE: 2008 M50 Handlebar Question... - 7/12/2008 11:15:26 AM   
magalsis

 

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Using the C50 handlebar was my first thought when I bought my M50. The sales guys said it was possible, but suggested I tried as-is first and see if I''d get used to it. Tell us more after some months riding it w/ C50 bars, OK?

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