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Posted by TerryG
 - September 06, 2010, 11:55:57 AM

Thanks Chief. That's one of the things I'm unclear on is how tight is too tight, an extra inch or two is all I would need to get back to how the cables sat with the stock risers. I took the bike out for a 30 mile ride and didn't have any issues, but would hate to have the throttle cable go on a long run...

Posted by chief
 - September 06, 2010, 09:31:53 AM

Mine are tight but never have caused me a problem.

Posted by TerryG
 - September 06, 2010, 08:17:19 AM

I installed my Scootworks Phatrisers this weekend and it generally went pretty well. But now the problem - I specifically ordered these because I wouldn't have to replace any cables and I needed to bring the bar forward a little (my stock risers we're causing shoulder pain when I rode) of course Murphy's law kicked in and the throttle cables are pretty tight at full left, I removed the seat and unbolted the gas tank to try and find some slack to pull up but no luck. My question is, short of just getting the longer cables is there anything else I can do to get another inch of slack?

Thanks
Terry

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