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I have some for a 2004 wide glide..plus the stock pipes, with bracket, and front and rear rims...they are brand new, they were taken off when the bike was bought..add new stuff....
Whats the specs on those bars, pullback rise etc. And after you get everything hooked up send some pics. Even though I really like the looks of drag bars,.... I think a set of fat mini apes will look pretty good in my current configuration, and the center mounted speedo is going to be a bigger pain with drags. My deal is I just want to make sure that I have everything that I will need when I decide to install a set of bars on mine, cause not sure what lengths of cables I will need until I get started.
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