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Road Captain
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RE: Handlebars
for me its a control factor as well. I out on the drag bars and rode with them for awhile and switched back to the stock bars. Wow, its a huge difference in controlling the bike. I feel like I have way more control with the drag bars on. It has everything to do with the lean and wrist angle for me. I guess I will have to look at some aftermarket stuff. I just feel that my wrists are at a weird angle with the stock bars on there.
Road Warrior
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From: Top of Texas
RE: Handlebars
ORIGINAL: mcurry5
for me its a control factor as well. I out on the drag bars and rode with them for awhile and switched back to the stock bars. Wow, its a huge difference in controlling the bike. I feel like I have way more control with the drag bars on. It has everything to do with the lean and wrist angle for me. I guess I will have to look at some aftermarket stuff. I just feel that my wrists are at a weird angle with the stock bars on there.
for me its a control factor as well. I out on the drag bars and rode with them for awhile and switched back to the stock bars. Wow, its a huge difference in controlling the bike. I feel like I have way more control with the drag bars on. It has everything to do with the lean and wrist angle for me. I guess I will have to look at some aftermarket stuff. I just feel that my wrists are at a weird angle with the stock bars on there.
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Road Captain
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From: Bucks County, PA
RE: Handlebars
ORIGINAL: mcurry5
for me its a control factor as well. its a huge difference in controlling the bike. I feel like I have way more control with the drag bars on.
for me its a control factor as well. its a huge difference in controlling the bike. I feel like I have way more control with the drag bars on.
Road Master
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RE: Handlebars
Dump the mini apes.I couldnt stand the way the bike handled with them on.From a performance standpoint,they are garbage.Get some pullback T bars and feel how much more responsive and comfortable your ride just became,not to mention they look a hell of a lot better!
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Road Warrior
Joined: Mar 2006
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From: Texarkana, TX
RE: Handlebars
Yeah I know what ya mean. I didnt like the angle that the stock buckhornbars put on my wrists so I installed a set of thebars thats on the 07 CVO Dyna and has just enough pullback and my arms are now at a more comfortableheight as well and no more odd angle in the wrists either. And an added bonus they lookalot better than the stock superglide bars.
John
John