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I have the Wild1 Chubby 0504s. They're similar to the stock LR bars, but they're wider and have slightly more pullback. They're very comfortable and I don't get the pressure on my shoulder blades like I did with the stock bars.
I don't have any pics of them on my bike, here they are on a Dyna from their website. (different angles)
I got these from Flanders (they have made handlebars as long as Harley). These were a "flatrack bar". I was uncomfortable leaning forward for the stock bars.
I've seen a fxdc with a set of beach bars and it looked really good. It was lowered quite a bit so that might of helped. Man did you see them gas prices, hope that doesn't happen again!
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