Changing Deluxe Handlebars
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ok ok i found your solution!!!! ship ur lady to india have her arms stretched about 2 inches then put her back on that deluxe. maybe that would work?
then you wont need to do changouts on that bike. jk. i think your only solution is to change out your risers and bars
then you wont need to do changouts on that bike. jk. i think your only solution is to change out your risers and bars
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Installed the 504's last winter. I did extend my control wires with extenders that I made. Seemed a little to tight or maybe just right, but a wanted a litle more wiggle room. Went with Magnum chomite cables. Used the same clutch cable length. I went with 2-piece design on the brake lines. Really pleased on the mod when completed.
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Installed the 504's last winter. I did extend my control wires with extenders that I made. Seemed a little to tight or maybe just right, but a wanted a litle more wiggle room. Went with Magnum chomite cables. Used the same clutch cable length. I went with 2-piece design on the brake lines. Really pleased on the mod when completed.
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508 I believe. Dealer installed and receipt shows Dresser 111 chubby's. Their cross ref. gives the Wild Ones 508 #. I like them, very comfy and no wrist problems on long rides.
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