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I am considering a set of Wild 1's 12.5" apes for my Heritage classic. I love the look, but my question is around comfort and handling. Would you buy them again if you were to do it all over again?
On my third set.... so yes! I now have 18" Gimp Hangers
Thanks guys, the bikes look great!! I'm only 5'10" and I'm concerned the 16"ers would too tall, that's why I'm leaning towards the 12.5"ers.
I'm 5'10 also, never had apes on any of my bikes before, installed 12.5" Wild ones on my Fatboy....loved em..but felt I wanted a little more......put on wild ones 3.5" chubby risers Total 16"and its perfect.
Nice ride Barhpr, I was torn between 16" and 12" apes but now looking yours I think ive made up my mind. but one question where did u relocate the turn signals. I might have to look closer at the pic . Thanks
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