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Hey everybody. I just picked up a 98 Night Train and I'm looking for some apes. I've picked out two kinds. My buddy is a Harley Tech and he says that some of the lower priced bars have bad wiring channels and will chafe your wires. I was just wondering if anybody can report on the quality of these 2 kinds of apes.
Yeah that's a Nightrain logo on the tank, but the rest of the bike screams FatBoy.. and yeah, Demon's Cycle has a pretty bad reputation on this forum for some bad customer support
yeah, that's what it is. 98 night train with a fatboy/heritage front end. I have the fatboy wheels but I'm gonna polish em before I put them on.
As far as the apes go, I just like the pointy apes.. but i'm not gonna pay 400 for a set. I've read some of the posts about demons bad customer service but I havent heard about product quality
i just bought the el diablo bars today in black i will post a full report here when i get them i've read all the bad stuff about demons after i had ordered an oil tank from them months ago...that purchase was awesome had tank like 2-3 days later was shipped that night with no problems recieved it chrome was good welds clean
bars shipped same day i ordered again very fast should have by fri or following monday depending on weekend shipping i'll let you guys know
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