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Very nice bike. I have the V&H fishtails on mine. But I totally dig the beach cruiser look. Nice work.
Originally Posted by Big Smooth
I went with the Burly Beach bars. They are the slightly shorter than full length/width ones. I am nearly 6'3", so my knees would get in the way of the wider and lower ones. Compared to my stock bars, my hands are set wider and lower which relieves my arms and shoulders from any riding stress. Beach Bars look really good on the more nostalgic bikes.
I'm 6' 3 and changed to Wild Ones 504 ( they are the RK Bars ) on my Fat Boy. I do also have a C & C seat that lowered me about 1.5 in as well so with out the seat change I might have gone with a little more rise on the bars.
Check out the Wild Ones site for a lot of good info and pictures
If possilbly I'd find a friend with the bars Ur wanting or thinking about and ride with those for a while...
I am 6'2'' and love the stockers on our 07,, but not everyone fits or likes are the same...
hope U get some good and comfy ones...
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