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Thread: Rolling back the handlebars

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05-01-2008	#6 (permalink)
krothnbrg Member Super Sidecars Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Near Los Angeles Posts: 50	Okay so I managed to roll the handlebars back roughly an inch. Made sure that I stayed clear of hitting the tank when maxing out left and right. And even though it was only about an inch WHAT A DIFFERENCE!!!!! Wow! I dig it!

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