Handle Bars - Cutting Edge Custom Bar

On the clutch side, Mark did the same thing for the cable on the bar, then cut the end off a stock clutch cable.

Disassembling clutch cable housing and discarding the upper half; they used a throttle cable to replace it.

After choosing a location for the pulley block on the downtube for this install (most of the time it is installed under the framerail along the back of the motor), he inserted the clutch cable from trans into pulley block.

Mark inserted the cable into the pulley and tightened two of the setscrews.

After attaching the cable to the internal twist clutch the same way as the throttle, Mark pulled the cable around the pulley and locked it in place with a setscrew.

Here's a table view of the cable hook-up to the pulley block.

After the cable was in place, Mark installed the cover for the pulley block. At this point all the adjustments needed to be made, from the throttle pull to the clutch adjustment. Each bike is different so refer to the service manual for your bike. The install is easier than you may think, but when you're done you may need to make a few adjustment to get it just right. This is more for the clutch side than anything else.

Here's the finished rear view. After the install is done, these bars will give you a custom look that may make many think the bike is un-rideable ("Where are the levers?"). Here is one way to clean up your bars.