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I like those! Those look good man. A lot of people have similar styled bars, but I've never even seen a set that sweep outwards, then sweep down like that. They look sharp.
Thanks! I like them better than the Yaffes and they cost half as much!
Hey Don, are those the narrow sweepers or the wide ones? How tall are you? I'm thinking of getting the narrow sweepers.
The 2+2 current ones are the wide. I'm 6" and they are as far forward as they can go. I would prefer them an inch or so forward more, but they are comfortable .. I'm just very picky
They look sweet. So I'm waiting on the same bars except 14" .. would you think there's enough brake / clutch cable if re-routed to use on the 14s ? I plan on extending the wires already but not sure if I need to for the clutch / brake lines ?
thanks
Don
I'm not sure...I thought the clutch line, in particular, was tough to get routed exactly where I wanted it. I think if I was going to go taller, I'd pop for longer hoses as well.
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