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I bought a set of RSD adjustable levers for my Touring bike recently and love them. Much better reach that makes it a more comfortable ride. They have a model for the Sportsters also and I'm considering buying a set also for my Nightster. I considered the Oberons but they are way over priced and the RSD ones look much better. The Oberon dial also takes up lots of space on the lever.
Thanks! I think i'm liking the look of them. I think i'm just overly worried i'll get something that won't look good or will look like i took them off my ninja.
I just spied them on ebay for 130, i may have to jump on them.
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