Prepping the handlebars before pulling cables through can prevent damage to the cables. There is often weld slag or metal shards at the weld junctions inside the bars that can cut the jacketing of wire while pulling which could cause electrical shorts. The video then takes you through the process of pulling the wiring through the handlebars. This will give you a fully prepped handlebar with control housings attached ready to install on your motorcycle.
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**Always follow the instructions found in the service manual for your particular bike. Manuals can be purchased at the dealership or online**
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