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I was going to go with the 1 1/4" but they also have a 1 1/2" width bar. My question is, is anyone running a 1 1/2" thick ape and what does it look like? From the photos I have seen it sure is a decent piece of metal but wondering if it will just look too big....
Last edited by ChickinOnaChain; Sep 14, 2014 at 07:44 AM.
Pricy, but nice. I would like to see some pics of both the highball and the 2' roller with 10 " rise with their breakout speedo mount. Their gallery is missing breakouts wtf....
I had the same dilemma a few years ago when I did my first set of apes. I think 1 1/4 is perfect for apes. I think the 1 1/2 is too wide. Especially if you go with taller apes. 1 1/2 thick would over power the rest of the front end I think.
I had the same dilemma a few years ago when I did my first set of apes. I think 1 1/4 is perfect for apes. I think the 1 1/2 is too wide. Especially if you go with taller apes. 1 1/2 thick would over power the rest of the front end I think.
Go with 1 1/4
Cool, order placed with the 1 1/4". Just have to hope I got the cable lengths right and the shipping from Australia is nice and quick.
Burleigh bars make some great bars with great service, very popular here...they're a local company where I live. I'll definitely be buying from them again
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