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you might need the backing plate. But it might fit let me look a little.
Do you just like the looks?
Or is it just cheap?
So many better options if you are going stage 1 or higher.
Another gentleman rider sold me his 2020 Street Bob seat for $60. What a difference on my 2020 Slim! Its a little shorter than slim but now i dont slide anymore. Puts me a little forward, im 6 but im more comfortable compare to the stock seat.
heres the comparison
Ok I think I have touched on this question before , But lets try again from a different angle , I would like to change bars on my softail slim 2018 , I'm looking to go a little bit up and some pull back , I know I could go with the 4 1/2 risers with pull back , But I really wanted different bars and prefer if possible not to use wire extenders , Any suggestions ? with or without extenders.
you might need the backing plate. But it might fit let me look a little.
Do you just like the looks?
Or is it just cheap?
So many better options if you are going stage 1 or higher.
I like the looks , But I'm going just keep what I got and be happy ,
I have other things that need done on it .
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