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Ok well I got the bike back this weekend from the shop and I am very happy with the results I'm not saying that apes suck but my shoulders just couldn't do it anymore..so here are the pics..
I'm in your camp with the Apes.. I have 16"s on my barhopper.. I call it my 50 mile bike.. Anything more than that and I'm done... It does look cool though
Ok well I got the bike back this weekend from the shop and I am very happy with the results I'm not saying that apes suck but my shoulders just couldn't do it anymore..so here are the pics..
Might be wrist angle too. My Heritage came with these horrid stock bars that stuck straight out sideways and my wrists hurt after 30 minutes of riding. Pullback is what it's all about. Dumped them first thing.
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This further proves the bars have to fit the rider..
On my 07 Heritage the stock bars fits me great. I love them IMO they are the most comfortable bars I've ever had.. 5yrs and almost 37k miles and I've never had pain one from the bars..
Longest ride was a 5day, 1800 miles trip, averaging 7-8 hrs a day and not once did the bars cause any pain.
If I got another bike I'd put another set just like them on the new bike.
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This further proves the bars have to fit the rider..
On my 07 Heritage the stock bars fits me great. I love them IMO they are the most comfortable bars I've ever had.. 5yrs and almost 37k miles and I've never had pain one from the bars..
Longest ride was a 5day, 1800 miles trip, averaging 7-8 hrs a day and not once did the bars cause any pain.
If I got another bike I'd put another set just like them on the new bike.
Yep, you hear a lot of folks jones'in for those stock Heritage bars...
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