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I am looking for a reduced reach bar but cannot afford to spend over $200. I can not seem to find a used CVO bar in black.
I found a stock black bar from a 2015-2019 road glide. From what I have found on searches i Think it is a 1.25 bar. Has anyone used this without having to purchase new lines?
Thanks in advance
LP
Last edited by paulwright11; Oct 28, 2018 at 08:27 AM.
I tried putting a set on the 2014 Road King I owned before the Fat Boy. They are 1 1/4". The problem is the Road Glide has a unique brake and clutch mounts and the 1" part of the handlebar is longer than traditional bars. I tried cutting them down but never could get it the way I would like them. I do like the height and wrist angle. I ended up getting a set of Khrome Werks 10" Bobber apes. I'll probably get another set of those for the Fat Boy.
Not saying it can't be done. I just didn't like the results. Also I forgot the TBW notches have to be made if you cut them down and if I remember correctly the slots for internal wiring are a little different. I still have the bars and would give them to you if I could. They are chrome but could be powder coated.
Not saying it can't be done. I just didn't like the results. Also I forgot the TBW notches have to be made if you cut them down and if I remember correctly the slots for internal wiring are a little different. I still have the bars and would give them to you if I could. They are chrome but could be powder coated.
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