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Here you go:
2020 Fat Bob with Trask Moto Bars plus 2.5" stock riser extensions. Perfect setup for me.
- No change to clutch or brake line needed.
- I did add +4" extensions on turn signals as there were barely long enough.
- Throttle and power cables all were long enough.
Last edited by Calif Fat Bob; Jul 11, 2023 at 01:29 PM.
Here you go:
2020 Fat Bob with Trask Moto Bars plus 2.5" stock riser extensions. Perfect setup for me.
- No change to clutch or brake line needed.
- I did add +4" extensions on turn signals as there were barely long enough.
- Throttle and power cables all were long enough.
Awesome bikes! Thanks for the pics. I think I’m going with 12” apes that work with the stock 1.25” riser. I like the more curvy classic style bars like in the pic in the original post.
Awesome bikes! Thanks for the pics. I think Im going with 12 apes that work with the stock 1.25 riser. I like the more curvy classic style bars like in the pic in the original post.
Make sure you find 12" apes with 1.5" diameter for the stock risers. If they are 1" or 1.25" you will need spacers to clamp the bars.
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