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I like the look of the low z bars about a 3 inch rise. I was wondering if anyone has attempted this and did they have to change out the cables and wires to a longer set? It looks like on my 2007 Night Train that there is just enough play to keep the stock risers and just bolt on the bars.
There is a vid on utube 09 train,black z bars on 1 inch risers ,looks great,i don't think 3 inches would look so good,at least you don't have to change the cables
I put 4" rise z bars on my FXSTS and didnt have to change anything! the wires are the perfect length and the stock cables are still a little on the long side...
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Z bars on Train Has anybody done this?
