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I have a 2004 Fatboy and I really dont like the handlebars that I have on it right now. \\;I feel like I am leaning too forward and I really cant stretch out. \\;What I was wondering is what handle bars will allow me to sit back more and not lean so much forward? \\;I am 6'1". \\;The other thing is I want to be able to \\;do is have \\;the Nacelle Kit added on it. \\;When I talked to the guys at the HD Dealership they told me to try the Heritage Handle Bars and they where pretty good but would like to have my hands a little more further apart.. \\;Any suggestions would be awesome. \\;Thanks so much.
try deluxe risers i have fat boy bars,fitted to a heritage as you i was leaning forward but the deluxe brings them closer and raise's them by 1.3/4inches.
Look at the Wild 1 site www.wild1inc.com for some ideas they have pictures of all their bars on bikes.
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I have the Wild 1 504 bars on my bike and they are comfortable, Im 6'3"
I went with the Wild1's 518 bar. I like the wide look and feel, have ridden 600 miles in one day with no aches, twinges or spasms in the shoulders or back! Good luck!!
I wanted my hands further apart on my Heritage so I replaced the stock handlebars with a Wild 1 W0504. Just completed an 1,100+ mile trip over five days and have to say I really like them. Got my hands further apart and back a little towards my body.
As is mentioned above, go to the Wild 1's web site. Plenty of awesome pics there.
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