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I'm planning on picking up a set of Carlini Cleansweeps for my Fatboy, but I'm unsure on which set to get. I'm 6'2 and have a pretty long reach, so I'm wondering if I should go with the 7" rise & 7" pullback, or the 7.5" rise & 9" pullback.
Does anyone have any opinions?
I probably do about 75% city riding and 25% long distance.
Also - does anyone know if I will need to replace any of the stock wiring or cables for these bars to work, or will the stock stuff be long enough?
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