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Big J knows he's always welcome to come over to house if he needs help with them bars... He txt'ed me a pic of them when he bought them and I already knew where they came from... lol J I know Ty also his the PC man round here... whenever you ready brah!
Nice look..I am looking at the RSD 16"..I think the 1.25 seemed to small for my Fatboy..any reason why you went 1.25?
If I was going to get some regular kind bars, I would have gone 1.5 but because of the custom bends and points, I think 1.25 looks fine. I also didnt want to change out everything else. If you go 1.5, it is harder to find them with the 1 inch taper, and if you do, sometimes they look bigger than the grips. IMO I just like the 1.25 with 1.25 risers.
Big J knows he's always welcome to come over to house if he needs help with them bars... He txt'ed me a pic of them when he bought them and I already knew where they came from... lol J I know Ty also his the PC man round here... whenever you ready brah!
Hell yeah, thanks man. Next paycheck, I am getting the cables and hopefully the risers. What weight tranny fluid do you use? I just picked up some new grips and i got the tranny gasket comin in the mail. Hopefully next month I can get this thing turned into a monster!!!
I run the RSD's and love em.... They look good on fat boys, there was someone runnin em on a FBlow and i think the 1.25's are perfect.
every time I walk into the garage I throw mine on just to see how they feel and look.... They are perfect as far as I am concerned. I am sure there will be some folks that disagree, but if everyone agreed on everything, we would all be riding the same Honda....
I just use the syn 3 HD in mine... Hell you ain't gonna lose that much when you take the cover off... just a little you don't need to drain the trans first.
I think I should probably change it anyway... It is 10 years old and I dont know if anyone has ever changed it.... Looking at the damn thing, and how the upkeep was on it, its probably been like 9 haha
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