Wunderkind Handlebar

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Half way through taking the OEM handlebar off I realized there’s no going back. I regret nothing…. The wunderkind handlebar kit is complete and everything is going well so far 🤞
 

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Would you have any pics taking the clutch side grip off? ... mine is a bit loose and I try to come up with a solution for hat
 
Glad to be of assistance 😆
I’m struggling with the last part of this install - drilling a hole through the handlebar. Any suggestions, tips or pointers are appreciated. I have basic tools
 
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Glad to be of assistance 😆
I’m struggling with the last part of this install - drilling a hole through the handlebar. Any suggestions, tips or pointers are appreciated. I have basic tools
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Center punch the surface of the handlebars in order to give the drill bit a purchase point; maybe use a uni-bit or stepper bit and gradually get to the diameter.
 
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Center punch the surface of the handlebars in order to give the drill bit a purchase point; maybe use a uni-bit or stepper bit and gradually get to the diameter.
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^ ... what Scott said ... step-bits are great! ... but make sure to de-burr the inside of the hole ... to avoid nasty surprises ;)
 
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Center punch the surface of the handlebars in order to give the drill bit a purchase point; maybe use a uni-bit or stepper bit and gradually get to the diameter.
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I used my pocket knife and etched a cross over the spot. It worked but I should invest in a center punch for the future - thanks YouTube.
The install is complete however the brake and clutch lines that come with the kit are way too short. I had to make the original ones work.
Just need some V10 clutch fluid and a brake flush and I’m ready for a ride. 👊✊👊✊👊✊👊✊👊✊👊✊✊✊✊✊😃
 

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It’s the low. The riding position is a lot more sporty/leaned forward. I’ll attach a picture of how I made the original hydraulic and brake lines work.
Next is going to be the bigger wheels 21” front and 18” rear.
 

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There was a comment earlier about the value of de-burring to avoid surprises. This applies to plumbing half inch copper feed lines to your house also. I discovered that water swirls in a pipe caused by burrs after a cut will eventually cause a solder joint to fail. 3rd solder joint just failed spraying water like a squirt gun for days against sheet rock in the furnace room ceiling..
 
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