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The old handlebars i had were bent so i bought brand new 1 1/8" renthal bars. After i got them on they are still just a little tweaked, i looked over everything but nothing looks bent.. What could this be?? Maybe the rubber dampeners that hold the bars on are wore out?? Help please

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Bars are brand new oversized 11/8" renthals and new clamps and bolts. I changed them because the old bars were bent. It helped but they are still tweaked just a little bit. Idk what it could be. Forks dont look bent

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Ive reinstalled them 3 times now just to examine them. You can actually see the forks are strait and the bars are crooked just a little bit when its tight. They are only off a hair but it REALLY makes a huge difference. Ill loosen them up in the morning and see what happens.

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Yes they are original, they are old and crappy looking but they are still somewhat snug. I looked on kawasakipartshouse.com and they want $4/piece plus $17 shipping. Kinda crazy for them little pieces of rubber.

But that would be the only thing it could be i guess. Just dont wanna pay that much if not needed

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My problem was the dampeners. The right side were terrible, causing the bars to sag a little on that side. Now i have more problems and there is no return policy for broken parts where i got them. So new cones and a clamp should do 'er..

Thanks guys

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Got it all back together, i switched the old cones around and got the bars almost perfectly strait. (New cones are shipping) The bolt i used was a M12 1.75, i just ground the head with a bench grinder until it fit. (Very cheap alternative) threads weren't perfect but very close, just make sure to get a new lock nut with the bolt. If anyone has this problem i hope this will help!

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