So the weight inside the handlebar was broken. The previous owner was missing the bar end and I decided to buy a new one to find out that the screwing part of the bar end was missing(broken). After investigating the conclusion was obvious he dropped the bike and broke the weight(long tube inside the handle bar). So I got all the OEM parts from honda and now I need to put it back together.

The end of the weight(broken part)



The weight... the black thing is a rubber that goes all the way inside the handle bar



The new OEM part from Honda, can you see the difference of the screwing end for the bar end?



The end that was missing on the old one



A rubber goes on that space



The two parts side by side... you can tell what's missing. At the bottom is the rubber part that I will put on the new one.



There's that rubber thing that I was talking about... goes on the inside of the handle bar.



The other side of the rubber part.



This is called a ring. Goes at the end of the handle bar right next to the bar end



Just another view of the ring



So here is the whole thing assembled...



So I dont know what to do next. Do I just stick it in the handlebar? How does it stay inside...? Does anything clip? I know on the rubber there is a crack around the whole rubber... does that get stock inside the handlebar? I dont know what to do? LMK thanks

 

wow all those pictures are REALLY unnecessary

your making a simple thing really complicated

You put the new inner weight with both rubber grommets already installed into the handlebar. It will take a good deal of force to get it in. If you need to, put the bar end on first so you have something to push against. Theres a little raised marking on the clip or 'ring' that looks like an arrow. You line up that with the indentation inside the handlebar on the top. The ring helps hold it in there but not even really necessary. Then be sure to align the groove on the end bar end with the groove on the end of the inner weight

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Mag00n &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">wow all those pictures are REALLY unnecessary

your making a simple thing really complicated

You put the new inner weight with both rubber grommets already installed into the handlebar. It will take a good deal of force to get it in. If you need to, put the bar end on first so you have something to push against. Theres a little raised marking on the clip or 'ring' that looks like an arrow. You line up that with the indentation inside the handlebar on the top. The ring helps hold it in there but not even really necessary. Then be sure to align the groove on the end bar end with the groove on the end of the inner weight</TD></TR></TABLE>
so pretty much the rubber grommets holds the inner weight? You said "with both rubber grommets already installed into the handlebar" you mean installed onto the inner weight? appreciate the help

 

yes you put them both on first like you have them in your pic

i dont recall if you put the clip on before or after installing it

pretty sure you do it after its in

 

sweet! THANKS a bunch!

 

Glad you got it figured out. Next time include lots fewer pics and/or give a warning that it's pic-intensive. I kept looking through all the pics being like..."dammit, what am I looking at?"

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Quiks66 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Glad you got it figured out. Next time include lots fewer pics and/or give a warning that it's pic-intensive. I kept looking through all the pics being like..."dammit, what am I looking at?"</TD></TR></TABLE>

LOLL, 4 sho mang...