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Hi
Seems like everybody has a different opinion on this one, even the stealer... I would like your opinion please, I know it's been beat to death..lol don't want too much slack/play some set ups are way tooo long IMO.....also the bars only have 5" pull back
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Thanks guys
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I'm running 20" bars with a 4" riser - 24" total. \\; My cables are 12+ stock - if you have 18" bars, then you need at least 6+ stock lenght just for the bars. \\; Add the height of your risers to this and you'll get the lenght of the cables you need.
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My have just the right amount of slack...not too much as you can see. \\; Good luck!!
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