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V7 handlebar swap tutorial?

frnco

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i got a new handlebar scrambler for my v7 and it had two holes on top

Whats the correct procedure to swap it

What do i have to do?

Thanks
 
You need the 2 holes for the switch gear locator tabs. Everything should transfer across without a problem. Take chance to fit new grips though. I have Biltwell Kung fu on mine. They are narrower than the originals though and leave a gap on the throttle side.
 
I see the bolts (8mm?) to move the levers (brake and clutch)

but how do I remove the throttle? is there screw somewhere I can't see?
 
i got a new handlebar scrambler for my v7 and it had two holes on top

Whats the correct procedure to swap it

What do i have to do?

Thanks
Much easier to just remove the to little plastic tits on the switch blocks I've just swapped my bars recently. I had never seen that idea before. My switch blocks tightened up fine, as they always have on every other bike I've owned, and it allows me to mount the switches exactly where I want them.
 
I see the bolts (8mm?) to move the levers (brake and clutch)

but how do I remove the throttle? is there screw somewhere I can't see?
There are 2 screws accessed from underneath the quadrant - similar to the left switch block.
 
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