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....I ended up with 1" risers and 12" bars when I went with the C&C solo seat,its the best combo ever for me(2 neck surgerys and 1 shoulder surgery).....
Ranger, what brand bars did you go with? They look good.
Hey for anyone who has put Heritage handlebars on a deluxe, did you have to change out all the cables? I am thinking about heritage bars on my 08 deluxe, I wnat to keep my deluxe riser, and I don't want to buy new cables..... is that possible?
Hey for anyone who has put Heritage handlebars on a deluxe, did you have to change out all the cables? I am thinking about heritage bars on my 08 deluxe, I wnat to keep my deluxe riser, and I don't want to buy new cables..... is that possible?
I went to the magnum shields web site and compared the stock numbers and it appears that the stock heritage lengths for clutch, and brake lines are plus 2". looks like the throttle/idle are about the same.
Any of you Deluxe guys still have your stock bars laying around? I've got a Heritage Classic and want to throw some Deluxe bars (and taller risers) on for a lower feel and look.. Thanks in advance.
my bars are wider and no need to change a thing other then the risers. The are cyclesmiths bars... I ran my wire internal as well.
Picked them up for 99 bucks from HCC on ebay and love them!!! I have been told you can go with bikini beach bars with the same wiring and cable as well. Just need new risers for both style bars. But if you want to got for the more mine ape look this might not be for you.
Hello in this pic of the bike are these the new bar 12 in and 2 in raiser why not just go with 14 ape or not sure. Trying to make a chose also have beach bars now 14 deluxe but crash it so good time to change bars 10 or 12 like to see one on a bike pic of something
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