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First year with the new Fatboy LO and luvin it. But now that I got a quite a few rides in with many looks, it's time to start thinking of modding for comfort. First on the list is dealing with my mirrors and wide shoulders. When I wear my jacket, I cant see the traffic lines behind me...with a tshirt, it isnt so bad. But annoying at times shoulder checking a 180 to know what traffic is behind me afar. Anyways, not sure what to do. I talked to my dealership about getting longer stems for the mirrors, but the mirror packages looks 'blah' and $300 for anything decent. I might as well start thinking new bars then even though the stock bars I find are very comfortable in comfort and handling. No apes though.
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