Handlebar Options for Night Train
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Another option would be to get some 4 1/2" bent risers with the stock drag bars. The bent risers will make a big difference. I've sat on a bike with this set-up and it was very comfortable. Good luck!
I was thinking of doing this as well. But wouldn't it be a 6" bent riser?
Has anyone else done this to the stock drag bars?
I would like to get more input.
Thanx,
Scott
I was thinking of doing this as well. But wouldn't it be a 6" bent riser?
Has anyone else done this to the stock drag bars?
I would like to get more input.
Thanx,
Scott
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Another option would be to get some 4 1/2" bent risers with the stock drag bars. The bent risers will make a big difference. I've sat on a bike with this set-up and it was very comfortable. Good luck!
I was thinking of doing this as well. But wouldn't it be a 6" bent riser?
Has anyone else done this to the stock drag bars?
I would like to get more input.
Thanx,
Scott
Another option would be to get some 4 1/2" bent risers with the stock drag bars. The bent risers will make a big difference. I've sat on a bike with this set-up and it was very comfortable. Good luck!
I was thinking of doing this as well. But wouldn't it be a 6" bent riser?
Has anyone else done this to the stock drag bars?
I would like to get more input.
Thanx,
Scott
I'd advise trying as many different things as time/budget/inventiveness (the spacers I mentioned were sockets!) allow, before settling on something.
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RE: Handlebar Options for Night Train
Jeff T,
Question for you on the xl1200 bars; do you have a HD part number of style. I could not tell from the picture, but I assume that they are from a 1200R or non-1200C bike.
Thanks,
Brent.
Question for you on the xl1200 bars; do you have a HD part number of style. I could not tell from the picture, but I assume that they are from a 1200R or non-1200C bike.
Thanks,
Brent.
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RE: Handlebar Options for Night Train
These are Carlini's 8" rise and 7" pullback at the grips. I'm 6' and are pretty comfortable for me. I used stock lenght cables and run the wiresthrough the bars, nothing left to spare.
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