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I can't believe I'm even considering a handlebar change (again). I like the Chubby 518's. The reach is nice. My problem is so much bend. It's still like pushing a wheel barrow (not like the 508's on my wife's) but it's a bad angle. Forces allot of wrist bend.
Does any one have pics of 503's (or a similar knuckle type bar) on a Heritage (or similar model) that are mounted on the set back risers.
I had something similar at one time on it, but they were stock dia Flanders bars.
I'd like to see what the fatties look like with that setup.
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