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I have a Ultra Limited on order & I would like to order handlebars that better fit me . I am 5' 7" & I am looking at any pullback handlebar options. I know HD has the Reach bars but I would like to consider another proven option that someone else may have already tried & weigh the pros & cons. I am looking to stay below the faring & closer to me than stock by 2 or more inches.
Look at Heli Bars. Some people don't like the looks of them, but they're fully adjustable. I love mine. If you change seats and it moves you, just re-adjust your bars. The con is they're more expensive. I've had mine on the my RK for about 6 months and they have been flawless. No issues with the chrome or anything coming loose.
Last edited by King-a-ling; Nov 19, 2015 at 08:29 PM.
I have a Ultra Limited on order & I would like to order handlebars that better fit me . I am 5' 7" & I am looking at any pullback handlebar options. I know HD has the Reach bars but I would like to consider another proven option that someone else may have already tried & weigh the pros & cons. I am looking to stay below the faring & closer to me than stock by 2 or more inches.
I have a 14 limited and went with Krome Werks 2+2 narrow sweepers and love them, pull back 2 inches and raise 2 inches, still below fairing.
Look at Heli Bars. Some people don't like the looks of them, but they're fully adjustable. I love mine. If you change seats and it moves you, just re-adjust your bars. The con is they're more expensive. I've had mine on the my RK for about 6 months and they have been flawless. No issues with the chrome or anything coming loose.
Would you post several pics of your Heli-Bars? Would love to get a real-life look at them.
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