Had WO578's installed on bike yesterday. Did not need any new brake or clutch lines, or wiring extension kits. Just have to pull radio and reroute clutch line and wiring..
Before and after pics..(stocks vs WO578)

 

How's the wrist angle for you?
Are they a little closer to you?

I am considering these for my CVO Limited, I need them to be a little closer and higher.

Thanks

 

Yes, 2.5 inches higher and a little back. I can sit back into the seat now and just cruise going down the highway instead of leaning forward with stock bars.

Do a search on Wild1 Chubby bars and their website shows you the different bars offered for Ultra's...

Your clutch and brake lines are hydraulic and you should not need to replace them only reroute around the radio area under the fairing. Call WILD1 and ask regarding the '14 bikes..

 

did you route your wires internally? I cant tell from the pic.
thanks

 

I installed the 578's on my 2014 CVO Limited and they are 2.5 inches higher and are closer.Only been on a 2 hour ride since i installed them,but i was more comfortable than with stock.It took me 2 hours to install and was well worth it.

 

Just put them on my 14 CVO Limited last Saturday. Only used the Namz 4'' wiring extensions. All pretty easy. Bout 3 hrs for me. Don't forget to cut 3/8'' off left bar for heated grips.
Don't ask me how I know.
They are way more comfortable. They are about 2'' wider though.

 

I wish they would just make them the right length to begin with. Been there done that. I have seen many bikes that had the dealer install the bars uncut on the left side and they look like crap.

 

When I had mine changed I wanted to make sure that I had enough rise and reach so I went with the W.O.'s 577's.
I did have to have the wiring and hydraulic brake/clutch lines lengthened.
They extend a bit above the "break" of the fairing but they're really comfortable for me.
I knew the moment that I sat on my bike that I couldn't ride it for any distance and after the first trip (500 miles round trip) that I took the bike on, my back was killing me!


Congrats on you definite "upgrade".
I don't believe that the OEM bars are comfortable for very many riders.