How To Drill Holes in Handlebars For Wiring The Switches on Your Motorcycle

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    How To Drill Holes in Handlebar For Wiring The Switches on Your Motorcycle
    Let’s drill some holes in these motorcycle handlebars so we can run the wiring internally instead of zip clipped on the outside. It will make for a much cleaner look.
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  • @daveco1270
    @daveco1270 3 года назад +2

    Nicely done. I had to do to this recently to put some new bars on my CB750. A major pain in the butt. I used the same method you did....hand drill to get started and then the Dremel to widen the holes and clean them up. I didn't have the template. Used a different dremel bit as well...and a small hand file at the end to file the edges.

    • @KeepOnWrenching
      @KeepOnWrenching  3 года назад

      It worked! That’s what matters. Great minds….

  • @thanewilliams6266
    @thanewilliams6266 3 года назад +1

    Just what I was looking for! Great video! I didn't want to take the chance and fabricate my handlebars. I am a lil more comfortable after watching this

  • @akbarhussain1767
    @akbarhussain1767 3 года назад +2

    Hi there Brian,thank you for your fab videos & your kindness,for sharing some great tricks,to make my motorbike,have some great touches,like my wiring,on the inside of my handlebars,Excellent stuff & happy riding friend🙂🙂

    • @KeepOnWrenching
      @KeepOnWrenching  3 года назад

      Great to hear, Akbar. I hope it works out for you. Internal wiring is a must for a clean look. Good luck!

  • @nicholaspanidis9722
    @nicholaspanidis9722 4 месяца назад +1

    i understand the need for neatness and i love this ide but i would have just made some unseen holes unperfect BECAUSE i wouldnt want to cut out the template

  • @VictorPaulDiaz
    @VictorPaulDiaz 3 года назад +1

    Thanks!!! Love this idea! But I don't want to trash my original bars. But you gave me idea to make the template with some tape copying the original bars.

    • @KeepOnWrenching
      @KeepOnWrenching  3 года назад +1

      No reason why it shouldn’t work.

    • @VictorPaulDiaz
      @VictorPaulDiaz 3 года назад

      @@KeepOnWrenching only thing is have to figure out position of levers before drilling holes. Any ideas?
      I'm mounting superbars backwards to get the like clubman bars

    • @VictorPaulDiaz
      @VictorPaulDiaz 3 года назад

      Again, thanks for these videos! I wouldn't have been able to put my basket case back together without them. Still a bit to go but at least it looks like a bike again

  • @bonjey1
    @bonjey1 3 года назад +2

    You could have used a grommet in that space to avoid shearing the wires

  • @one.crafty_boi
    @one.crafty_boi 2 года назад +1

    Were you not worried about weakening the alloy bars?

    • @KeepOnWrenching
      @KeepOnWrenching  2 года назад

      Not really. I suppose it could be a thing. I like the original bars much better. This was an experiment.

  • @superdupermcpooper
    @superdupermcpooper 3 года назад +1

    couldn't have just used a tape measure? Seems like a lot of trouble to cut bars and cut them in half... could've used a piece of tape and transferred the markings that way... whatever floats your boat!

    • @KeepOnWrenching
      @KeepOnWrenching  3 года назад +1

      I liked the idea of having a template guide. I could have just used tape too but yeah I like that old bar set to keep things on track. These replace the bars are pretty thin. Easy to mangle. I thought of it as more of a jig.

  • @tripleeightmechanicalengin17
    @tripleeightmechanicalengin17 3 года назад +1

    is this alloy handle bar?

  • @crazylikeafox7341
    @crazylikeafox7341 2 года назад +1

    This guy sounds like Chris from Family Guy

    • @KeepOnWrenching
      @KeepOnWrenching  2 года назад +1

      I’m doing the best I can to explain this stuff. I hope you found it useful

  • @ralphdarc3094
    @ralphdarc3094 3 года назад +1

    Well , as long as you have those templates handy ?? this video is for you .No good to me im afraid

    • @KeepOnWrenching
      @KeepOnWrenching  3 года назад

      You don’t have the original bars?

    • @KeepOnWrenching
      @KeepOnWrenching  3 года назад

      You don’t have to cut them up. Just make a rigid template.