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Little update. La choppers 6" kage fighters on stock cables. Not sure how it'll feel without some pullback, might swap to a 6.5" pullback riser if i don't like it. Threw some thrashin essential bags on and really loving the look of it.
Originally Posted by supernac
I went with the S&S
How is your visibility with flipping the mirrors? Do they hit your tank whenever you park at full turn? I was thinking about doing that. My elbows block my visibility.
How is your visibility with flipping the mirrors? Do they hit your tank whenever you park at full turn? I was thinking about doing that. My elbows block my visibility.
Visibility is fine, my bars are lifted 9 inches so they dont hit the tank. If your bars are stock they will hit.
My bars are stock. My mirrors are flipped and they don't hit. It made a big difference in seeing what's behind me without having to lean to get my arm out of the way.
Installed V&H slip-ons yesterday. Wow! What a difference in the sound. Now I can hear the bike through my helmet. Sounds awesome! It's a deep rumble. Gonna black out heat shields next.
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