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Lord knows i love my apes but due to a herniated c 6 & 7 the effort to ride w/ apes has become unbareable . I'm contiplating surgery but have considered beach bars until that decision is made . So how bout it fellas ,lets see them x bones with low bars . Thanks a million Dennis
I love my bars, for me (also some back problems) way more comfortable than the originals.
You asked for pics, the first tree are from a French forum. It's the Cross Bones from the 2010 Catalogue photographed at some show in France (I think)
The 2 last ones show you how you sit on the bike with the bars installed. The first one is how my doctor would like me to ride, and the 2nd one is how I usually ride. (These pics were made/posed for me by the mechanics here at the dealership when they installed the bars.)
Go for the surgery! I had a disk replaced C5-C6 in my neck. Made a world of difference. Life isnt the same but without a doubt the pain was relieved. Good luck with all that man.
Sorry to hear about the back Man!
But thats why God invented Pain Killers & Grog
It will only hurt for a Minute lol
Get That back seen to & put them apes Back on
Cheers Cat!
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