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Thanks guys. My Lowrider bars showed up today so Ill fit them over the weekend. Got a Clearview shield arriving a similar time so will post some pics of the new setup.
I persevered for 12 months with the OEM bars and then fitted some beach bars. Like others, narrow and high just doesnt work for me either.Couldnt be happier!
I'm 5'10", the stock bars are very comfy for me, along with a Sundowner seat. I swapped out the stock grips for HD Get A Grip barrel style grips. The setup is perfect for me.
Same deal here! Only, I'm 5'7.5" and shrinking...LOL!! I also threw on a Sundowner seat and the Harley barrel style Get-A-Grips and I can cruise on this bike all day long...
They're perfectly fine comfort wise for me. I just wish they were a bigger diameter. Looks like two black licorice twizzlers sticking up in the air especially with the windshield off.
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