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Looks fantastic (speaking as someone with dozens of mods on his bike)!

 

Small changes yes, but thats in measurement not value!

Having ridden a lot off road previously, and watched various people struggle, you are spot on the money. Having the controls just there!!! makes the whole experience so much nicer and when control becomes very important, especially on timing i.e. obstacles, the person is so much more able.
Comfort comes into it in a big way on-road as you're not now over stretching, tap dancing your feet about etc.

Enjoy
Personalising a bit always improves the experience.

A few years ago I made a one off clutch lever for my 8 year olds son's hand using old broken parts and a bit of tig welding. The span and power were obviously small at his age, but his riding improved instantly!

 

On my StreetTwin I found the gearlever a touch too low, but a spline would be too much
I just wanted it a touch higher as it niggled me each time out on it.

I created a new end with about a 6mm gain on radius and never looked back since.

 

I created a new end with about a 6mm gain on radius and never looked back since.[/QUOTE]

Perhaps some new mirrors next?

 

Perhaps some new mirrors next? [/QUOTE]


Mirrors already done and now bar ends instead of mickey mouse

Or did you respond to the wrong post and that was intended for someone else ?

 

BIKE LOOKS GREAT!!
Even after adjusting upward I've always hated how short the shift lever is! It's a Bit*h with big feet! Anybody ever see a longer lever arm or know of one from a different bike that will fit???

 

TonyG I'm interested as to why you fitted the EBC floating disc. Was the previous (original?) disc a floater or fixed? Have you found any noticeable difference?

 

Floating discs are less prone to warping so are the better option. They also look better than fixed discs in my opinion so I agree it's a worthy upgrade.