Wild 1 drag bars for Springer AWESOME!

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Sep 21, 2007 | 08:57 AM

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wamp

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RE: Wild 1 drag bars for Springer AWESOME!

Im thinking of going with the Wild 1 0310 bars for the springer.

Apr 3, 2008 | 02:14 AM

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otaramc

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RE: Wild 1 drag bars for Springer AWESOME!

hi,

i have a friend looking for t bars, any in stock ... Pics?

Thanks

Apr 3, 2008 | 05:17 AM

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Stevenacnj

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Nice job bike looks great. I have drag bars on mine & like the look & feel.

Apr 3, 2008 | 05:22 AM

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RE: Wild 1 drag bars for Springer AWESOME!

Order them from Wild One, their website has lots of pics of them, they are still the only ones that are a direct bolt on with no adapter needed.

Apr 3, 2008 | 06:05 AM

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I just put on the Wild! drag bars on my springer, except I used the dog bone style risers, it looks sooooo hot on my bike. I thought they would be a little wide(30 inches) but it really sets the bike off. Also if anyone is interested check out their web site for blemished bars, a pretty good savings, and my blemish was a pinpoint mark on the chrome knurling...Can even see it on the bike!! Also the slow speed handeling between the stock buckhorns to the drags in night and day!!!

Apr 3, 2008 | 08:02 AM

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springerscott

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The only downside to mine are the chrome isn't thick where the welds are, in 3 months, surface rust is coming out in those areas. I need to contact them, but I am not crazy about installing another one, nor am I crazy about possibly having a couple weeks on not being able to ride it because of shipping.

Apr 3, 2008 | 08:20 AM

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RE: Wild 1 drag bars for Springer AWESOME!

Has anybody used the Wild1 pullback risers, along with the Springer drag bars? I'm thinking of going that route, instead of the T-bars. I'm just concerned about the reach, since I'm only 5'6".

Apr 3, 2008 | 09:25 AM

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ORIGINAL: Squiggs

Has anybody used the Wild1 pullback risers, along with the Springer drag bars? I'm thinking of going that route, instead of the T-bars. I'm just concerned about the reach, since I'm only 5'6".

a cheaper route is to do what I did, and I think it looks much better. Get the springer drags, and get som dog bone risers, J&P has the for $176.00 I think. The dog bones fit the look of the springer, and it raises the bars 2 inches up, and 2 inches back...however it does not look like it would, however it is very, very comfortable. there is a picture of my bike under springer pictures, to get an idea. the picture was taken before I put on new cabels so it looks kind of bad, but new pictures are on the way as soon as the rain stops here in NC. Also the pictures are very deciving (sp?), the bars are not as far back as the pictures looks.