Installing 2" Pullback Bars FLHTK (Pics included)
Outstanding HDF Member
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From: Northern California
You have great labor rates. Here in California it's $100 per hour.
Road Warrior
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From: NC
I think it's $80 per hour here. So they charged me an hour and a half? I never really looked at the invoice, I guess I should.
Road Warrior
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From: NC
I picked up my old take off bars today at my local dealer. I did some measuring between the old one's and the new one's.
It is very difficult to measure bars that are installed on a bike, but they appear to be about 1/2" taller then the stock bars.
Road Warrior
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From: Fort Worth
Does anyone know the stock height of the 14 RK bars? The wife wants 2-3" taller bars. I was looking at the Khrome Werks 16". The stock look to be 15" from the riser to the grip and that would make the KW shorter???
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Not all dealers in California are $100 per hour. My dealer charges $80 per hour. However, I bet there are some that are over $100 per hour.
Tourer
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From: North Texas
Man if I could get someone locally to internally wire them for $120 that would be awesome and a no brainer. I was quoted six hours form local dealer.
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Road Warrior
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From: NC
They called me when they had it in the shop, and said for another $90 bucks they could internally wire them for me, I passed, and said no thanks.
Cruiser
Joined: Jul 2006
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From: Lake Havasu City, AZ
I thnnk I'll get a set of these and re-wire internally....these should be much more than long enough and for the price much easier than soldering all the wires.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/251435324021...84.m1436.l2649
I really like the added comfort these bars provide as I'm 6'3" and have a seat that is back and thus further away from the stock bars.
All in all took me about 3 hours....mostly because I was adding factory Heated grips to my SGS and those directions were F*&^ED!!!
Last edited by pbruce; Dec 17, 2014 at 12:35 PM.