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HD Mustache, 100%. Clean lines and the correct size for the bike. That is the route I went after loking at a dozens of pictures of different styles.
IMHO, the Lindby is cool, but sticks out far enough to where it looks like a bar and shield radar dish. It's just too wide for my taste. At the end of the day, it's your ride...
I'm thinking about Lindby bars for the rear. I think they give the bike the illusion of being a bit lower. I just don't like the idea of sacrificing my rear running boards to do it though.
I had a black Lindby bar on my Night Train. Now have a chrome HD moustache bar on my Heritage. I just like the look better than the full rounded setup.
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