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“what are good quality brands”
”how tall can I go with stock cables and lines”
”what styles are most popular”
”should I change bushings/go with polyurethane”
Or maybe something else?
You’ll find you get more helpful/accurate responses if you ask a specific question.
Also, this forum is specific to 2018+ Softails. While it doesn’t really matter for random handlebar questions, anything else (technical, etc.) would be better in the Softail model area.
I didnt realise you Yanks were so sensitive porkster had no trouble understanding the question he gave me feedback that was most helpfull,perhaps your attitude might be stopping you some people just like a simple answer from a simple question but i did take on all your comments and im sure you have a wealth of knowledge you have a great day and dont take too much offense from us **** stirring Aussies
I went with the Fat Chizeled bars on my Heritage. Supposedly the same height as stock (12") but they sure look and feel taller. I wanted something more narrow than stock. I had to get wire extensions and new clutch cable and brake line as well. I'm 6'2" and these work good for me.
I went with the Fat Chizeled bars on my Heritage. Supposedly the same height as stock (12") but they sure look and feel taller. I wanted something more narrow than stock. I had to get wire extensions and new clutch cable and brake line as well. I'm 6'2" and these work good for me.
A baby Road Glide. SWEET! How does the faring setup perform?
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