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Man, I miss my apes. I have an old shoulder injury that will not let me leave my right arm in the air like that for more than about 20 minutes or I would still have them on my Springer. I envy you guys that have them.
i know what you mean. had apes on my LR (before the Heritage). big difference on the shoulders/back. gonna have to add em to my new ride because of that
I didn't think I would like the Mini Apes on the Softail Cross Bones when I first went in to check it out, but to my surprise when I got on the bike they were very comfortable. I really like the riding position and I don't find that my arms or back hurt at all.
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