Changing the Bars on a Heritage
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Changing the Bars on a Heritage
Hi Everyone! Has anyone changed the bars on a heritage and gone to something like RK Classic, street glide, or fatboy bars? Just curious cause I really don't like the mini type apes that are on the heritage. If you have, did you also have to change the cables because of too much slack?
Thanks a bunch for responding!!!
Makala
Thanks a bunch for responding!!!
Makala
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RE: Changing the Bars on a Heritage
Actually, most people change from RoadKing bars to Heritage bars. RoadKing bars and fatboy bars are about the most uncomfortable I have ever ridden with.
But, to answer your question, I doubt you would have to change the cables. I went from Roadking bars to 2"pullback dresser bars on my '95 Roadking and didn't have to change anything. I also put 2" pullback dresserbars on the wife's Hertiage and didn't have to change anything.
Bill
But, to answer your question, I doubt you would have to change the cables. I went from Roadking bars to 2"pullback dresser bars on my '95 Roadking and didn't have to change anything. I also put 2" pullback dresserbars on the wife's Hertiage and didn't have to change anything.
Bill
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I just changed out the stock bars with some 36" bikini beachs bars on my 90 Heritage. I did not have to change out any cables. I carefully tweaked the metal brake line to fit. I do wish that I did swap over to braided lines just for looks though. Otherwise I really like the beach bars over the stock.
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