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I like the ram horn style bars, had ape hangers on my stingray as a kid think big apes is just a passing fad which will swing around to drag bars pretty soon if you want to wait it out.
I'm in the process of my Ape convertion. Just waiting on the longer wire ext from Dennis Kirk. Went with Novello. Putting 12" Santee apes on my Train black ones of course and internally wired them. They look awesome and feel even better. I'm 6'4" and put a le pera bare bones seat on and 3" forward control ext now the bike fits like a glove. I love drag bars but comfort with apes can't be beat. My front end is lowred a lot and with the drags it looked funny. I say with a lowered front apes look best with out drags look better and just make sure with you get cables they are not stupid long nothing looks worse then too long cables flopping all over. I just ordered HD OEM cross bones cables for my train fit perfect. And soooooo much cheaper that way.
Last edited by CSS_FXD; Jul 23, 2012 at 06:17 PM.
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I like the ram horn style bars, had ape hangers on my stingray as a kid think big apes is just a passing fad which will swing around to drag bars pretty soon if you want to wait it out.
I agree to an extent. I am seeing more and more sleds with drag type bars. Seems older cats are more the apes.
Had Both as you can se in my Album pics if you look. I started getting neck and shoulder cramps so bad on my Heritage that after an hour I wouldn't want to ride anymore and would be sore for days. Now all I get us numb finger tips, love them!!!
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