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i have the 2010 fatboy lo with the stock handle bars. i really do not want to changne the stocks bars i need them alittle closer does harley make anything like this. thanks alot RIDE SAFE
i have the 2010 fatboy lo with the stock handle bars. i really do not want to changne the stocks bars i need them alittle closer does harley make anything like this. thanks alot RIDE SAFE
Same. I find myself a little to much pulled forward with the stocks. I love the height but could use a few inches back for kick back comfort. I thought about repositioning, but the way it's bent the controls would feel a little awkward and twisted.
Since you don't want to change the bars you could change the risers for ones with more pull back.
+1 Here is pullback riser for 1.25" bars from Harley. Available in 6" or 4". A little steep at $170 and I don't see it in black, but there are probably aftermarket versions, too.
Had the same issue, Tried the 4" pull back risers. They really didn't help much. I also tried the reach seat, that also didn't really help much. After lots of thinking and looking I ended up putting the stock Fatboy bars on. Had to change the wires etc, but it made it much more comfortable. I kept the pull backs, but have gone with a Mustang seat.
I put on 4" pull back risers. It helped. I also realized the Lo is set up to make one sit more rigid and lean forward a bit. More of an "aggressive" posture.
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