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She wanted her bars higher and further back, but she really likes the stock Heritage bars. She couldn't decide after more than a year of riding this bike, so I put 6" pullback risers on it. Good for her, sucks for me... I'm all cramped riding it now. Oh well, it's hers... I just pay for it Tomorrow I'll go grab a new brake line and it"ll be finished.
need a good side shot, i cannot picture these looking right on that model. i may be surprised, but i would have thought a different bar would be the better looking choice.
cant tell from those angles, but if it works and she likes it, that is all that matters.
need a good side shot, i cannot picture these looking right on that model. i may be surprised, but i would have thought a different bar would be the better looking choice.
cant tell from those angles, but if it works and she likes it, that is all that matters.
need a good side shot, i cannot picture these looking right on that model. i may be surprised, but i would have thought a different bar would be the better looking choice.
cant tell from those angles, but if it works and she likes it, that is all that matters.
My wife is in a similar situation. She has a 21 Heritage. She wants them higher, but probably not back any further. A simple riser with no bend may be the solution. She is not sure. I was lucky when I purchased my used 19 that there were four 2018+ Heritage bikes in the showroom that day so it was much like a "Goldilocks" situation for me. There was one with stock bars. Two others with various heights and shapes. The one I purchased had drag bars. The height was good but the spread and pullback as all wrong. With all that and my description & measurements of my 02 Wide Glide with mini apes, the parts tech was able to help me narrow down what was right for me.
I keep looking for a time when one of the local dealers happens to have various bikes (hopefully all 2018+ Heritages) that she can really get the feel for what she wants. Before. Dealership pic Current Current with the 02 WG
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6" Pullback Risers on a Heritage
Tomorrow I'll go grab a new brake line and it"ll be finished.
