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Thinkin of going back to the stock Street Bob handle bars.
Bought the bike with drag bars and their ok but just kickin around the idea going back stock. They never changed out the stock cables, lines or any of it so the only needed parts would be the bars and center clamp with bolts. My bars are mint so would expect the same. Again just seeing what is out there but still not sure I want to change just yet. PM me with what you got.
I might be interested. I've been thinking of doing just the oppisite. So they didnt switch out the cables? My dealer said they would have to if I went with drag bars.
Do you have any pics you can send me?
thanks
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