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Hi
I got my 07 FLSTC a couple of months ago, but I am not too happy with the original handlebar.
I'm planning on switching to the Narrow Beach Bar.
Can anyone post pictures of an FLSTC with this handlebar and tell me what you think about it?
What don't you like about the bars you have? Looks? Comfort? If it's just comfort, they are somewhat adjustable as far as pulling them in toward you. Below is a link to the Heritage picture thread. Maybe you'll get some ideas.
THis might be a better picture.
I realize my bike is different then yours, being a Fat Boy. It does have bags, so it will give you some what of an idea.
Tom
I couldn't stand the bars on my Deluxe until I adjusted them (down) back towards me. It got so bad that I couldn't ride very long without numbness in my fingers. Now post adjustment, not a single problem. Of course, YMMV.
Thanks for all comments and pictures.
My problem is 25% looks and 75% comfort.
I'm having balance problem in slow speed with the wife behind.
I imagine it will help with a lower bar and closer to the body!
I'll try and turn the bar downwards before buying a new one.
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