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Thinking about getting a 2010 Wide Glide. I'd like to change the bars though, maybe some night train bars or mini-apes. Anyone have pics of a 2010 wide glide with different bars yet? Thanks
Are you wanting a straighter drag bar? Keep in mind the stock bars are 1.25" all the way across, so using Night Train bars for example, you'd have to change risers.
The Fat Bob bars (and their black counterpart from the accessory catalog) are a direct swap and a slightly different bend.
I'd like to see one with apes...
The HD web site has a "custom" WG with the Fat Bob drag bars. Click the link for the "inspiration gallery". Personally, I like the stock '10 WG bars.
John
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