HD highway bar or Lindybar?

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Nov 17, 2014 | 10:00 PM

Pete3323

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HD highway bar or Lindybar?

Looking to put some highway bars on my Heritage to give me another riding position. The Lindy is a bit more $ than the HD but I like the look. Anyone have experience with them? Pros and cons?

Nov 17, 2014 | 10:03 PM

Tee&Vee

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The Linbar is nice looking and very functional. Go for it!

Nov 17, 2014 | 10:20 PM

dfwhockey17

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My Dad has the Lindby on his Heritage. This accomplished a few things for him, he wanted an alternative foot position but did not want highway pegs that stuck out. I have customers that have added highway pegs to different Lindby bars as well to give yet another foot position for long rides/comfort. They are really nice bars...

Nov 18, 2014 | 07:03 AM

thephatboy2003

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Originally Posted by Pete3323

Looking to put some highway bars on my Heritage to give me another riding position. The Lindy is a bit more $ than the HD but I like the look. Anyone have experience with them? Pros and cons?

I got the Linby bars sometime ago on my Fatboy and have been very happy with them ever since. I also didn't really want forward controls but wanted to be able to stretch out. I have actually adjusted my front shifter peg a bit higher so I can shift with my heel when i'm up on the bars. With the bars and the floorboards, Heel and Toe shift, I have a lot of riding position options. Would definitely recommend them to anyone looking.