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From: MA
Thanks DH, appreciated.
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From: Augusta, GA
I like the Wild One's but think you might consider these Ness "Fly-hi" bars in put on the Bob.
8" rise and 8" pullback for an extremely comfortable posture and the soft radius curve of the risers and the bars is what sold me.
8" rise and 8" pullback for an extremely comfortable posture and the soft radius curve of the risers and the bars is what sold me.
Road Warrior
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From: San Antonio, TX
I have debated the "which T'Bar" issue with myself many times,and for me it would be the streetslammers. I think the SS look awesome on Dynas. Also I think your bike would look good with apes and a riser combo..
Cheers,
Tom
Cheers,
Tom
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From: long island.ny
I think your bars look awesome on your bike and really compliment the overall style as well. If they are comfortable then I say stick with em. Boy, you cant leave well enough alone on that bike can ya.
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LOL...I like to think that I'm done with it...
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Road Warrior
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From: Valdosta, Ga
I'm pretty sure you just want to spend all that Iraq money on bike crap. So here are two great options:
1.) Sponser my bike. I will pinstripe your name underneath the rear fender where no one can see it, and you can fund all of my mods.
2.) Start the motor work. What have you done to increase your horses? I apologize if your motor is tricked out as well... I don't know what mods you have done. But taking a badass looking bike and changing stuff is a lateral move at best, and leaves room to screw it up.
1.) Sponser my bike. I will pinstripe your name underneath the rear fender where no one can see it, and you can fund all of my mods.
2.) Start the motor work. What have you done to increase your horses? I apologize if your motor is tricked out as well... I don't know what mods you have done. But taking a badass looking bike and changing stuff is a lateral move at best, and leaves room to screw it up.