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I want to change from the stock buck horn handle bar to something that just puts my wrist at a straighter position (don't like the angled position from the buck horns).
So I took my bike to some custom chopper place and they ordered the wrong bar (measurements did not add up). These guys are a bit incompetent at figuring out what will work for me and my bike. If anyone could suggest a bar that would meet the criteria below please let me know.
1. A bar that will fit with the stock wire setup
2. A bar that can be used with my speedometer still in place (I can't get any fancy T bars because I would have to do a speedometer relocation and that's going to cost more than I'm looking to spend.
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