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I've had these on my bike for a few weeks now. I finally took some pictures. They're 16" Carlini Gangster apes. 1.5" diameter. They're just right. I think 16's are perfect on a fatboy.
Im 5'9 and the carlini 9" drag bars. Just like the ones listed above, I'll tell you the riding position is perfect for my taste. I don't have to reach and my hands are slightly down hill when on the bars.
I've had these on my bike for a few weeks now. I finally took some pictures. They're 16" Carlini Gangster apes. 1.5" diameter. They're just right. I think 16's are perfect on a fatboy.
I went stock +2 for the wires in my beach bars, how about you brother? what lenght?
I have an 07 Fatboy, I'm having a tough time picking out new handlebars. I got all chrome handlebar controls for XMas, so I guess nows the time to change bars since I don't want to do it again later. I'm looking forgood looking bars but I don't want to sacrifice comfort something I could ride all day without braking my back. I'm 5' 7" I like the look of drag bars but like I said I don't want to reach. Show me your bars if you have pics, and any suggestions would be appreciated.
Obviously we are all going to recommend our own ones... so here is my contribution to that end...
Carlini 1.5" freeway bars as per my recent photos in my photo gallery.
DeanO
ORIGINAL: Pat C
I have an 07 Fatboy, I'm having a tough time picking out new handlebars. I got all chrome handlebar controls for XMas, so I guess nows the time to change bars since I don't want to do it again later. I'm looking forgood looking bars but I don't want to sacrifice comfort something I could ride all day without braking my back. I'm 5' 7" I like the look of drag bars but like I said I don't want to reach. Show me your bars if you have pics, and any suggestions would be appreciated.
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