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Finally, these arrived. Been waiting since summer.
I am replacing my F47 14 bars with these OEM Monkey Bars. They are 10, which translates to about 12. They will be about 1-1/2 lower than the F47, and narrower. Hoping it will be just what I need.
The F47 are great bars, however, these 14 ones really make me reach when maneuvering at slow speed. Cruising down the freeway, the F47s are awesome.
And, I ended up with pre-wired bars, which I did not order. I ordered the unwired bars. Should make installation a little easier, I hope.
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