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Please let me know of any additional upgrades that you’ve tried..👍

Great job, it sure made my install a breeze. Thank you. Pete

Good video. Thanks for sharing this content.

Thank You for a video

Great, what is the center of center dimension of lowering link?

It’s unbelievable that ktm don’t supply heated grips as a add on, I’m just buying a new 390 adventure 2024 bike and my dealer won’t fit any aftermarket heated grips for warranty reasons ffs

Thanks, excellent installation review. Especially as I own the same bike. Are the heated grips on your friends CB500X still working well 2.5 years later?

Why not use pressure air to blow them almost off? i used that easy as hell.

I’ve tried this and it’s fucked the bar ends

Really wanted to hear that

Have one of these on my Suzuki v strom 1050, absolutely awesome, selling the bike soon to buy a KTM 390 ADV, was wondering if I could get one for the 390, then came across your video, guess what’s now on my shopping list.👍

wanna hear the sound !

Cool speed up video with wrenches. So I ended up purchasing a Canadian Edition today before the good financial rate ended. It arrives mid April and I've never sat on one lol. Was either this or the Transalp but the Yamaha seemed to fit me better. Give me the ability to go off-road more so I won't miss ATVing. Were those Yamaha lowering links? Think I asked you last time what your inseam was but I can't remember.

Most useful part for me was how to get that bar end/weight jobbie out. Thanks!

I put one of these on my 890, I knew as soon as it was mounted it was WAY too tall, at its lowest setting it blew the windstream a good 8" over top of my helmet. Meaning looking thru it all the time was how it was designed to work. A 220 dollar mistake on my part. Im 6 foot tall and this shield is built for someone closer to 6' 8" tall. Several other YT reviewers have said the same thing, while some only say "Its Great!". Its only money.

So what exactly is that you didn’t like about lowering it

Thank You - Great Video and very helpful! One question: How did you mount three square control box? I really like the location, but don’t see any bolt/mounting points on my T7 left of the instrument cluster. Thanks again!

Use compressed air. Much easier.

Nice, those turned out great

Wire coat hangers work great too. Golf club grip solvent and the hanger and grips come off reusable.

Thanks!

For the left side you can use air compression to get off

If you had used the Oxford Touring Grips rather than the Adventure grips you would not have had to trim them down. CB500X OEM Grips are 120mm long. Exact size of the Oxford Touring Grip.

what if you want to install auxillary lights and heated grips? Should you plug the wire in the same connector or split the wire harness?

Great video! Question, have you ridden your friends CB500x and if so how does it compare to your KTM 390 Adventure? I have a 2021 CB500x and I'm thinking of trading it in for a KTM 390 adventure. Your thoughts on the matter would be much appreciated.

I am doing this job soon. I will use the switched accessory plug under the seat due to comments about the controller's parasitic current draw. Also thinking of buying a cheap throttle tube to avoid butchering the original tube and grip.

Great video. How did you position the controller next to the dash?

thanks

nice video, thanks. What levers are you using please?

Hi! Could you tell the exact distance between the middle of the holes of the OEM and lowering links? I have the same situation - a lowered bike. I'm 180 cm and want to return the OEM links.

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Excellent video and well explained, was convinced I was going to get the Oxford until I saw the control block mounted by the dash, looks like I’m going to have to pay shed loads for the Honda OEM 😢

Great tutorial for dummies. I mounted the windshield om my KTM390 based on the video instead of the Givi instructions. Everything was clear, much more than the IKEA-drawings.

Which model you have used on your bike?

great! can you please send me the paper cut out thing? Just lazy to go measure it.

Thanks for the vid

Hey, thanks for the video, it was extremely helpful as my Airflow came without the instalation instructions/hardware page you showed in your video. I noticed you are riding a Tenere now, did you replace your 390 Adventure?

get pry bar or piece of wood under rear wheel and when you about to remove link bolts pry rear wheel a little UP, this will release bolt easy instead of pulling them with pliers.

So the million dollar question is, How Do You Like it? Are you happy with it? Would u buy it again or look for something else? Any buffeting? Is the adjustable worth it or is the touring model the way to go??

Merci 👍

The AF771 fits also on the KTM 200 Duke with making a couple extra angle brackets to fit under the instrument panel and the installation of a small smoked windshield (china made) modified to fit under the AF7711 bottom piece. Also is needed a set of steering handle/windshield brackets which fit exactly on the top windshield holes to make the installation solid. Its a professional DIY job and you must be up to the task. It took me 3 hours to install. It is a great windscreen and it really took of the pressure of my helmet and cut down the noise. The above video is a great help for installation thanks to this OP.

Thank for your video, helped me with the installation.. Did you figured out what for is the two black spacers #10? I don’t understand where to put them..

I noticed you are in Canada…can you tell me the total cost with shipping,taxes and duties and also the muffler length 40 or 50cm?…thanks

Great video ty! I actually watched to learn how you ran the wiring 'under the chassis' - did you have to remove the top fairing covering the gas tank and or gas tank as well? Or just slide it under or something?

Is that the mid pipe for the 50cm muffler but with the 40cm can?

I see you clean your bike as much as I do

any update?

Just came across your channel! Great t7 content. Subbed.

Should of started it so we can hear! no good for me

Very good instruction. Thank you!