I inverted the throttle cable housing. Is this okay?

[PaulMoto6]

I recently completed the R1 forks/brake/MC swap and one snag I ran into was that the throttle cable housing was interfering with my ability to rotate the brake lever downward at an angle I liked. The banjo-bolt on the MC would hit up against the throttle housing. Then I saw a pic of a bike that had inverted the location of their throttle cable housing, and thought I would try that, and it appears to work fine. It frees up space underneath so that I'm able to rotate my brake lever housing the way I like it. Because I'm just a Youtube mechanic, thought I would ask the group here if there is any issue / problem with doing this?

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[bunk]

Thats one of the few differences from a 90 fzr1k to a 91, the 91 has a remote res and evidentially they needed room. If it isnt pulling on the cable its fine. Does twisting the grip feel normal?

If your ocd like me and want only as much foundation as needed: https://thesicshop.com/products/handlebar-mount-bracket-only?_pos=6&_sid=00c22be46&_ss=r

 

[PaulMoto6]

Thats one of the few differences from a 90 fzr1k to a 91, the 91 has a remote res and evidentially they needed room. If it isnt pulling on the cable its fine. Does twisting the grip feel normal?

If your ocd like me and want only as much foundation as needed: https://thesicshop.com/products/handlebar-mount-bracket-only?_pos=6&_sid=00c22be46&_ss=r

Thanks for the link to that mount. And yes, the grip twist feels fine; snaps back nicely.