Does anyone know what handlebars these are?
I would love to have that exact same thing on my 2012 Wide Glide.
If you do know would you please send a link to where I can get them?

Thanks a lot

http://www.chopperexchange.com/ForSa...e_Glide/382392


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Stock mini apes layed way back

 

Would this be it, or at least close?

http://www.harley-davidson.com/store...09-5607993t--1

Thanks for your help

 

Yeah, I agree. They look like the stock mid '90's Wideglide bars.

 

Never mind forgot wide glide

 

The bars fitted to your bike should 1 1/4" internally wired. The ones shown are 1" externally wired. The apes on later street bobs are internally wired but 1", so all you need is some cheap risers to suit 1" bars. With luck, you wont need to change any cables, but may have to re route the clutch cable. These are fitted to a FXDC. They will look better on a wideglide front

 

That is the same part # I put on my '01 SG. Clutch cable was a little tight even rerouted so I replaced it and the throttle cables were too tight full-left so I replaced them as well. I also had to replace the brake line with one for a WG and the kit to extend the wire harness a few inches. I got all of the parts through my local HD dealer including the front turn signal relocation kit for just over $300. One of my summer rainy weekend projects is to change the control wiring from external to internal.

 

I've got some stock mini apes from my 2012 street bob if you're looking.

 

OK, I think I got it.
Get 1 1/4 inch mini apes with internal wiring plus new cables.
Hope this is correct.
I've tinkered on my bike a little but never done this and I just want to get everything correctly from the get go and not have to make too many trips.

Thanks

 

Good luck with that...

As you do one thing you will usually see something else you want to do or will find something else you need to do that you did not anticipate...

I thought I had everything I needed to change over the handlebars...throttle and clutch cables, brake line, even got the wire extension kit just in case...then I decided to change the clutch and brake levers...the front brake needed a complete system overhaul and flushing. Levers I scored on eBay but another trip for new brake parts and fluid. In the middle of the job, I decided to move the turn signals from hanging from the handlebars to the lower triple-tree...another trip for the kit...The carb enrichment cable broke while I was pulling it all out for cleaning...another trip for a replacement. My rear view mirrors were pretty ratty so I lucked up and scored some pristine take-off Harley vintage Live to Ride long stem rear view mirrors given to me by a neighbor. And, that was just the handlebar change...there is always something that needs to be replaced or could look better or could work better or...

I paid $6250 for my '01 Super Glide a couple of years back...I have put another $2500 or so on handlebars, windshield, seats, tires, service inspections and oil changes, pegs, new chrome and stainless steel hardware, and just whatever...

And, it's never done...I just got a new HD oil cooler that's waiting to be put on right now...