Pulled pin on handlebars?
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When I get to that point, after Arc audio kit and stage 1, I'm thinking 10" will be enough rise but I am also wanting just a bit more pull back and possibly a slightly different control angle. I'm just going to have to take some measurements then see who has a bar that most closely matches that.
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The pin is there for a reason. Its because its the safe range for rotating the bars. Harley says they should be at least 17 degrees less than parallel to the fork in the farthest forward position. But a lot of taller riders do this and say they dont have problems with handling.
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The pin is there for a reason. Its because its the safe range for rotating the bars. Harley says they should be at least 17 degrees less than parallel to the fork in the farthest forward position. But a lot of taller riders do this and say they dont have problems with handling.
. Also switch packs have pins which need to be removed.
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