Night train handlebar options
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I have looked at them, lotsa pages of bantering makes it kinda time consuming, but there are lots of good ideas in there too. Another crappy thing is all the photobucket pics no longer work, so a lot of broken pics per say
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Unfortunately the stock risers will not work unless they suit 1 3/4 bars which is what the 2010 and newer wide glide bars are.
There are plenty of cheap ones available, so you may have to buy a set to try.
Either that or find a good mate that may let you lend his to try.
Personally I love the wrist and ride position of them and I fitted numerous different bars before settling on the wide glide bars.
Another option is to find a set of deuce bars. Very similar in shape and style but will work with your current risers.
Sorry for not mentioning this sooner as I had these fitted to my bike and may even have a picture somewhere. Found them really good, just ended up going to the 1 3/4 option. The deuce bars are need up on a mates rocker c.
There are plenty of cheap ones available, so you may have to buy a set to try.
Either that or find a good mate that may let you lend his to try.
Personally I love the wrist and ride position of them and I fitted numerous different bars before settling on the wide glide bars.
Another option is to find a set of deuce bars. Very similar in shape and style but will work with your current risers.
Sorry for not mentioning this sooner as I had these fitted to my bike and may even have a picture somewhere. Found them really good, just ended up going to the 1 3/4 option. The deuce bars are need up on a mates rocker c.
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Unfortunately the stock risers will not work unless they suit 1 3/4 bars which is what the 2010 and newer wide glide bars are.
There are plenty of cheap ones available, so you may have to buy a set to try.
Either that or find a good mate that may let you lend his to try.
Personally I love the wrist and ride position of them and I fitted numerous different bars before settling on the wide glide bars.
Another option is to find a set of deuce bars. Very similar in shape and style but will work with your current risers.
Sorry for not mentioning this sooner as I had these fitted to my bike and may even have a picture somewhere. Found them really good, just ended up going to the 1 3/4 option. The deuce bars are need up on a mates rocker c.
There are plenty of cheap ones available, so you may have to buy a set to try.
Either that or find a good mate that may let you lend his to try.
Personally I love the wrist and ride position of them and I fitted numerous different bars before settling on the wide glide bars.
Another option is to find a set of deuce bars. Very similar in shape and style but will work with your current risers.
Sorry for not mentioning this sooner as I had these fitted to my bike and may even have a picture somewhere. Found them really good, just ended up going to the 1 3/4 option. The deuce bars are need up on a mates rocker c.
Sat on a bike the other night with the 8.5" drag specialties pullback risers...it was a dynamic and it was comfy, but just not sure how the look would be on the train. I feel like the added height and pullback because of the angle of the fork should be more then with the 6.5" risers. Anyone have 8.5" pullback risers on their train?? Pics??
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