Not done yet obviously, Just had to mount them up to get an early preview.They look and feel great, i think I'm going to enjoy this mod

 

nice looking bars

 

Looks real good

 

I went to a dealer, and asked for a quote to put 14's on my RK, and they showed me a customer's bike just like yours (same bars too), and told me....."it took us 15 hours to do those, so you're looking at about $1500.00 in labor alone to start".

They look GOOD !!! I want to go with 14's but every time I talk to someone with them they all say, "I want to go higher, I wish I went with the 20's".

 

15 hours ??? I never did a set of apes before and just from the info I got off the forum I did my bars in about 4 1/2 hrs.

 

Good looking bars. Can't beat Vindikta for price, and quality. Joe's the man!

 

thats why people call em stealers.I did 14" on my RK.It was my first time changing bars and i had maybe 6hrs into them.

 

x2 on this.

 

Nice!!!! thinking of changing mine out for a thicker bar.

 

Here's a suggestion: Ask your "Stealer's " Service Manager what the flat rate guide pays him to swap out a set of CVO Ultra bars with internal wiring if they were bent and under warranty? Have him look it up and share his findings with you....I bet its like 2 hours.

That said I'd ask if his mechanics are really that incompetent that it would take them 13 hours more to run wires through a set of taller bars maybe you should be looking elsewhere for all your work....

No doubting what they quoted just their justification for charging such a ridiculous price. Locally they've charged 4 hours twice now on two different bikes both w/abs. One bike got a set of 14' Yaffe Monkey Bars and the other got a set of 16" Vindikta's.

I also did a set of Chubby wo578's on the wife's bike (2004 SEEG) awhile back took me 4 hours the first time, could probably do it again in 2.5 hours since now I've learned all the tricks to disassembling & reassembling everything.