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BTW, I have apes on both of my bikes, because they are comfortable. If you want a different look get drag or narrow beach bars. Lately everyone has apes.
Apes was the next thing on my to do list. I was looking into the Nash Gimp Hangers. Not sure on the overall height since I am 5'10 also. I don't want any hassle with the police so I think hands at shoulder height is the max here in FL. Too bad economy stinks and my cash flow has dwindled.....
That bike looks good with every bar shown. I lean more to the narrow beach style. Though with a sprung seat. I sit high enough that the 12 inch mini-apes don't feel like apes at all on the Xbones. I have a set of the narrow beach bars. I'll just have to see how everything goes together in the rebuild befor I change them. I can get by for w few days without changing the cables to at least try them. But I have the correct cables if I do decide to make the change perminate.
I just went from factory beach bars to Xbones mini-apes on my Springer Classic, I got all the factory cables etc. (for the Xbones) in preparation for the swap. The Only thing I needed was the brake line...Stands to reason it would work the other way around. The beach bars were as wide as the apes were tall.
I aint a geometry wiz, so I learned That the hard way too. Peace & luv dc4stroke...
I have read that in some states that the handlebars can't be higher than your sholder. If I come from a no law state and have tall apes higher tham my sholder and drive into a low handlebar state.... will I get off from getting a ticket because the tall apes are allowed in my state?
I have read that in some states that the handlebars can't be higher than your sholder. If I come from a no law state and have tall apes higher tham my sholder and drive into a low handlebar state.... will I get off from getting a ticket because the tall apes are allowed in my state?
Generally the Cop will give you the ticket, you would beat the ticket, but it would require a Court appearance.
thats some good responses SBW, thats what im talking about, nothing crazy just a good looking set of bars. thats a clean bike, ours are very similar. did you install them? if so what bushing did you use? how about running the wires internally was that a pain in the ***? i also really like your pegs and foot rests where did you find those?
thats some good responses SBW, thats what im talking about, nothing crazy just a good looking set of bars. thats a clean bike, ours are very similar. did you install them? if so what bushing did you use? how about running the wires internally was that a pain in the ***? i also really like your pegs and foot rests where did you find those?
I made the harness. I'll double check the bushings. I had a set on hand and just swapped them when I installed the bars.
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