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i love the look...and have ridden with them for nearly 3 years...but, they gotta go
they're bothering my back.... with the forward controls the way they are, all the support rests in your back.... i need to lean forward more to take some of the pressure off
was thinking Flanders TT-bars.... anyone have these on their dyna?
Hi, I have an '09 FXD and looked at alot of handlebars and settled on PN 56104-04. They are chrome and fit FXST softtail standard and Dyna. I like them because they have a better rise than stock and are about 3.5 inches wider. The only way I can describe the fit is that sitting on an FXD with these bars is very similar to the feel of sitting on a low rider. I hope this helps.
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