Handlebar change
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Handlebar change
Looking for some info on changing handlebars on my 07 FXD Superglide.
I need to come back towards the seat a couple of inches and raise them a couple of inches. I do not want to use risers to do this. Anyone have any times on what HD or aftermarket bars to use to accomplish this change. I do not like to have to lean forward to ride, it bothers my back, being the old man that I am. I need to be sitting stright up or leaning back a little bit. Any help would be appreciated.
I need to come back towards the seat a couple of inches and raise them a couple of inches. I do not want to use risers to do this. Anyone have any times on what HD or aftermarket bars to use to accomplish this change. I do not like to have to lean forward to ride, it bothers my back, being the old man that I am. I need to be sitting stright up or leaning back a little bit. Any help would be appreciated.
Road Warrior
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From: Sparks, NV
RE: Handlebar change
Can you go to a dealer and sit on a wide glide or street bob? If you're only looking to raise a few inches and bring them a little back without changing risers, those mini apes may be the way to go. And, sitting on a WG or SB would be an easy way to find out. Just a thought.
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From: Texarkana, TX
RE: Handlebar change
These bars came back a couple and are a little taller than the factory buckhorns as well. I dont have the exact measurements but they are alot more comfortable for me than the factory bars were. They are from the 07 CVO Superglides.
John
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RE: Handlebar change
ORIGINAL: jmbear328
These bars came back a couple and are a little taller than the factory buckhorns as well. I dont have the exact measurements but they are alot more comfortable for me than the factory bars were. They are from the 07 CVO Superglides.
John
These bars came back a couple and are a little taller than the factory buckhorns as well. I dont have the exact measurements but they are alot more comfortable for me than the factory bars were. They are from the 07 CVO Superglides.
John
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From: Texarkana, TX
RE: Handlebar change
Well,.... The total cost for the complete setup which include the bars and gauge mounts and housings, tachand a diamondback brake line, and I also had to have the wiring harness off of the 07 CVO Dyna. If my memory is correct it was appx $800 for everything from Zanottis, and that included a service manuel too, Even though it was a lil pricey,....To me,...it was well worth the $$$$.
John
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man i have looked all over for the CVO handlebars and to no avail....can you tell me the part numbers for it and the gauge mounts?
thanks in advance
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From: FootBaLL FieLD
RE: Handlebar change
As most have stated, mini-apes from the Bobor Heritage bars are probably going to be what you want. And, you can go get a feel for each by sitting on those bikes at the dealer.
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