USER INFORMATION SHEET
BAR END MUFFS
These Oxford Muffs are designed to be universal for all bikes; fitting all handle bars up to 22mm diameter.
Oxford Bar End Muffs are made from water-resistant neoprene fabric with bonded seams, keeping hands warm and dry. An
adjustable windproof wrist protector can also be tightened (if required) around the jacket sleeves or gloves for extra wind protection.
CONTENTS
1.
Bar-End Inner x 2
2.
Bar-End Outer x 2
3.
Bar-End Cone x 2
4. Bar-End Outer Expansion Tube x 2
(for 18mm internal diameter bars)
5.
Bar-End Inner Expansion Tube x 2
(for 13mm internal diameter bars)
6.
Bar-End Bolt x 2
7.
Inner Grip Flange x 2
8.
Hex Key 6mm
9.
Handlebar Muffs x 2
NOTE
If your handlebar has a captive thread you will
not require parts 3-5
Bar end compatible with a 6mm captive thread
when using own 6mm bolt
1.
Slide Bar-End Outer (2)
onto Bar-End Bolt (6)
2. Insert assembly into
Handlebar Muff (9)
3. Slide Bar-End Inner (1) onto
Bar-End Bolt (6) followed
by Bar-End tube (5) and
the larger tube (4) if
required for larger diameter
handlebars
4. Thread the Bar-End Cone
(3) on to the end of the
bolt winding up as far as
possible by and ensuring
the splines on the cone
fit into the slots in the
expansion tube
WARNING
YOUR SAFETY IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.
CHECK all parts are intact and securely fitted before EVERY journey
DO NOT RIDE if controls and throttle feel restricted when Oxford Muffs are mounted – Check the user manual to ensure Oxford
Muffs are fitted correctly
CHECK throttle returns independently once muff is fitted into place onto the Bar-end fixing
Oxford Neoprene Handlebar Muffs are designed for use as UK road legal speeds.
REV.170724
1
2
5
6
M8 x 80
5. Pull the Handlebar Muff (9)
over the handlebar grip,
ensuring the brake/clutch
goes through the slit and the
Bar-End assembly located in
the handlebar. If neccessary,
make the slit larger to suit
your motorcycle
6. Tighten the bar end with the
6mm hex key (8)
3
7
4
9
8
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