New beach bars on my Fat Boy Lo
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I just put the Wild 1 Chubbys RKII beach bars on my Deluxe for the wife and she loves them. Gave her about 3" more pullback. I also put new Wild 1 Chubbys on my Lo and I love them. But I could have gone either way. Beach bars are nice but I wasn't looking for that look on the Lo. And before you ask...yes...I had to change out all the cables.
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Like it a lot!
I'm running the HD Beach Bars, think they measure 38". But I had to change all my cables.
Riding position is now perfect, and the bike looks cool and handles great.
Only downside is driving long distances at high speeds (+70mph): feels like you're being stretched like the sail of a sailing boat in high winds... Maybe a windshield for the longer runs is not such a bad idea!
I'm running the HD Beach Bars, think they measure 38". But I had to change all my cables.
Riding position is now perfect, and the bike looks cool and handles great.
Only downside is driving long distances at high speeds (+70mph): feels like you're being stretched like the sail of a sailing boat in high winds... Maybe a windshield for the longer runs is not such a bad idea!
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