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Looking for some bars for my 2011 blackline. Have always had the stock bars but I hate them. Been looking for the pull back bars from harley but can't seem to find them. What kind of bars are all you proud blackline owners rocking.
couple of options:
-get a new todds cycles top triple tree so you can mount whatever bars you want (like I did and will install this weekend and let you know)
-got with todds cycles higher bars. still a 2 piece but higher
-get single risers and a wide bottom set of bars, like 5inch and rock them, but they will cover your speedo. if this makes sense
BUT do a search, theyre older thread on this, our bike is kinda the bastard red headed step children. not a ton of stuff but theres stuff out there.
Any kind of chopper pullback bars should work. Backline is nice for these because unlike us with gauges and indicator lights on our clamps, you don't have handlebar clamps to worry about. I'd go for an all in one street slammer with a lot of pullback.
Any kind of chopper pullback bars should work. Backline is nice for these because unlike us with gauges and indicator lights on our clamps, you don't have handlebar clamps to worry about. I'd go for an all in one street slammer with a lot of pullback.
our speedo in on the top of the triple tree sooooo
the speedo is basically a sporty speedo but ive seen a relocation bracket to put it down by your shifter peg, which I think is weird but I bet you can mount it off the fork tube like the sporty guys do
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