I just completed this common swap, but did one last mod I hadn't heard others talk about.
The RS handlebar mounts install through the forward pair of holes in the upper triple clamp.
I used the RT speedometer mounting bracket which is the same height as the RS, but is made to use the rear mounting holes. It only gives you another 9/16" back, but it also provides more room for the cables to route and I find less interference between the fairing and my gloves.
K75S bars on an R100RS
Re: K75S bars on an R100RS
When I had the RS fairing still on my R100, I mounted K75S bars in the rearward 2 holes as well.Seth wrote:I just completed this common swap, but did one last mod I hadn't heard others talk about.
The RS handlebar mounts install through the forward pair of holes in the upper triple clamp.
I used the RT speedometer mounting bracket which is the same height as the RS, but is made to use the rear mounting holes. It only gives you another 9/16" back, but it also provides more room for the cables to route and I find less interference between the fairing and my gloves.
Everything fit better.
I've spent most of my money on women, motorcycles, and beer.
The rest of it I just wasted.
The rest of it I just wasted.
Re: K75S bars on an R100RS
A viable and well proven strategy
to raise the bar and ease the back
that many may not know ...
to raise the bar and ease the back
that many may not know ...

Re: K75S bars on an R100RS
I never have to mount anything in a rear hole.
One of the benefits of being over six ft with long arms.

One of the benefits of being over six ft with long arms.

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