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2. Remove the screws securing the right-hand
handlebar switch assembly (A.
Figure
35
) together
and remove the right-hand switch assembly from
th
e handlebar.
CAUTION
COI
'
er
the frame alld fuel tallk with a
heavy clo
th
or
plastic tarp
to
protect
it from
accidental spif{ing
of
brake
fluid.
'*
'
Sl!
allY
spille(J brake fluid
off
allY
paiflled
or
plated
surface
immediately. as it
1I'i/J
destroy the
finish. Use soapy water
and
rinse
thorollghly.
3.
Di
sconnect the throttle cable (8. Figu
re
35)
from the throttle assembly.
If necessary. remove
the
throttle assembly (C. " igu
re
35) from the end
of
the handlebar. Carefully
lay
the throttle cable
over the fender or back over the frame. Be
ca
reful
that the cable docs not gct
cr
imped
or
damaged.
4. Remove the bolts securing the brake maSler
cylinder (D. Fi
gure
35). Tie the masler cylinder
up
to
the upper
or
lower fork bridge and keep the
reservoir
in
the upright position. This is
10
minimize
lo
ss
of
brake fluid
and
10
ke
ep air
fr
om
entering imo the brake system. It
is
not necessary
to remove the hydraulic brake Jine.
5.
Di
sco
nn
ec
llh
c starter interlock switch electrical
conncclOr (Fig
ur
e
36
)
from
the clutch
lev
er.
6.
Remove the screws securing the left·hand
handlebar switch assembly (A. Figure
37
) together
and remove
th
e left-hand switch assembly from the
handlebar.
7.
Remove the left-hand handgrip (B. Fi
gu
re
37
)
from the end
of
the handlebar.
8.
Remove the bolls
secur
ing the clutch lever
assembly (C. Fi
gure
37
). Carefully
la
y the clutch
cable over the fender or back over the frame. Be
careful that the cable does not get
crimped
or
damaged.
9.
Remove the trim
ca
ps (Figu
re
38) and loosen
the Allen bolts (
Fig
u
re
39
) securing the handlebar
to the handlebar holders.
10
. Remove the handlebar from the handlebar
hol
der
s.
II.
In
stall by reversing the
se
removal step
s.
Note
the following during
in
stallation.
®
12
. To maintain a good grip on the handlebar and
to prevent
it
from slipping down. clean the knurled
sections
of
the handl
ebar
wich
a wire brush.
Ie
®
should
be
kept rough
so
it
wii1
be held securely
C A
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NINE
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