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Congrats on the Night Train. I have no trouble with my mirrors and seeing behind me with my 8" pullbacks. I think the street slammers are wider however than the stock handle bar (which I didn't want) so they may suit you better.
Have you posted any pics of your bike yet?
Were you able to keep all the stock cables with your pullback risers and how closer are they compared to the stock one?
I haven't posted any pics yet but will do it soon in the Night Train section! ;o)
I checked on the HD site and can't seem to find any reduced seat that fits my Train...if anybody has a link on another site please let me know...In the mean time, some of you were asking for pics so I posted them in the Night Train pictures section....here is the link..enjoy
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