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If you've been following my other thread about my bar change you'll know it was frustrating at best. Well I'm here to tell you after my first ride with the bars I'd do it all again. Hot damn do I love 'em!!!!! So here are a few pics of the bars all tidied up.
I still have all the stock cables and can run them without binding anywhere. The bars are 15" Fred Kodlin. Even though they are 15" the angle of the "handle" is just about the same as the stockers. I do have some Magnum black pearl cables on the way, but don't think I'll be swapping them.
Thanks again for all the help and support you all gave me in the other thread, I truly appreciate it. Now.................who wants to RIDE??
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