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Currently got a set of Dominator pre wired MX-T bars on my Low Rider ST. I was thinking of going to some Apes. Anyone have Apes or something similar? Do you like them? How does it ride?
Handlebars are like women and underwear. personal preference.
I have 12" West coast MX-t bars on my street bob and love them. very comfortable, bike handles great. The factory mini apes (10" rise) weren't uncomfortable, just not my preferred wrist angle. and just for reference I'm 5'9".
Currently got a set of Dominator pre wired MX-T bars on my Low Rider ST. I was thinking of going to some Apes. Anyone have Apes or something similar? Do you like them? How does it ride?
Nice bike, but you're in the wrong forum. This is where Dyna's live, your bike is a Softail, you want to post Here
Originally Posted by 2500hdon37s
Handlebars are like women and underwear. personal preference.
I have 12" West coast MX-t bars on my street bob and love them. very comfortable, bike handles great. The factory mini apes (10" rise) weren't uncomfortable, just not my preferred wrist angle. and just for reference I'm 5'9".
I have the same bars on my '17 Street Bob and love them!
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