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I was at the South of England Rally this year and saw a deuce with 18" apes on. I thought it looked great and sat on it and seemed to give a great riding position also. I will try and post some pics.
I was at the South of England Rally this year and saw a deuce with 18" apes on. I thought it looked great and sat on it and seemed to give a great riding position also. I will try and post some pics.
What bars are on your bike now? What rise are they?
To me they just look a little high. A lower bar of the same style might follow the lines a bit more.
What bars are on your bike now? What rise are they?
To me they just look a little high. A lower bar of the same style might follow the lines a bit more.
Harley Bars, with fixed risers.
I'm leaning towards mini apes... I may just leave it and start on the wheels.
Originally Posted by AzDeuce
I'm 6'3" ...thought about apes(still am) but started with these 507 chubby drag bars.
real comfortable but did a tank lift for better looks.
that looks nice sweet ride!!, those are almost the same as what's on my bike now.
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Apes on Deuce
