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I received my 13" Gangster Apes (Carlini) for my '04 Fatboy the other day and am gathering the remainder of the parts needed to install. I am looking for info on how to measure the throttle cables and brake lines. Any tips out there?
I received my 13" Gangster Apes (Carlini) for my '04 Fatboy the other day and am gathering the remainder of the parts needed to install. I am looking for info on how to measure the throttle cables and brake lines. Any tips out there?
Thanks!
I'll check these out. I'm looking into running the brake line through the bars with either a hard-line tubing (simular to the stock lines) or a smaller braided line. No clutch to worry about- running a foot clutch set up on this ride.
I got the stepped bars so I can use the stock risers. I wasn't sure if 13" would be enough and wanted the ability to go with taller risers without laying down too much more $$.
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