Not a bad install..... wires pulled easily.... Had one of the pins get stuck in the AMP connectors for the wiring, but I just finally tugged it out along with the plastic guys holing it in. Gonna have to ride to get a feel for bar positioning. The bars are 12' in case anyone is wondering, and ALL of the stock cables and wiring we absolutely perfect length. First mod out of the way, next step.... burly slammer kit, it looks bored in the box!





front





from seat

 

What was your pull back and degree of angle on the bars. Also what was the length of the bars where the grips mount. One more tip to tip width.
Thanks Clap I love the look of Z's I want some for my bike but I might only go with the 6" rise since my lowrider has 4" risers on it

 

Looks good! Doing the front and back with the Burly's?

 

I used the 2" stock risers, the tip to tip is 31", as far a pullback degree, I don't know. They were some ebay cheapies I wanted to try out..... Worked out in the end though, they feel really comfortable.

 

forgot to mention.... If anyone is interested in these bars, they were $129.00 from AMERICAN CLASSIC MOTORS. The powder coat isn't show quality, its a little bumpy in spots, but nice bars, the dimensions are all square. Ive also never pulled wires through 2 90 degree bends. I used electrical wire lube, good pull on the cord while pushing the wires, and they came through like a champ!

 

They look great, nice job. Amazing how little can be spent for such a big difference!

 

looking good man nice job

 

Look good!