Step 1: Buy the Right Bars.
Step 2:Loosen the Controls.
Step 3:Remove the Bar Clamp(s).
Step 4: Swap Controls Between Bars.
Step 5: Re-clamp the New Bars and Center ’em.
Step 6: Adjusting:
With the main clamps loose, sit on your bike and push and pull the bars until they feel comfortable.
Next, pop on your throttle-side grip. This is the step where you add the grip glue, hairspray, safety wire, or barbed wire, depending on how psychotic your therapist thinks you are.
Measure the distance from the bar end to the outside edge of your controls, then go ahead and walk around to the other side and make sure the opposite controls are equidistant . Now that every things even, its time to slide on the second grip.
Step 7: Adjusting 2.0
Looking straight down from your riding position, you’ll more than likely see that one brake lever is slightly off from the other one. Since the controls are loose (they are still loose, aren’t they ), rotate them up and down until you get a comfortable hand position on the levers. Keep in mind, some brake reservoirs need to be kept level with the ground and might dictate the height of your lever positioning.
Step 8:Adjusting 2.1
This will vary depending on the bars they came off, but there’s a good chance you’ll have to do this one too, so it’s worth mentioning.