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I've currently got the Biltwell High Drags. love the look but my last longer ride convinced me that I can do better as far as comfort. These are just a bit too low and too far forward. This forces me to lean into them, making my palms feel it a bit.
After much looking I decided to go with TC Bros Bootlegger bars
They should give just a bit more pullback and height without going to the point where my cables and such are going to be a problem (at least I believe they won't be...). Ordered from RevZilla, should see them before next weekend. I figure about 2 hours to swap them out.
Once I got these in hand, couldn't feel the love. Didn't feel they were going to be comfortable so returned.
Also, found out my state has a ridiculous 15" above the seat handlebar law so future choices are severely limited. These would have been OK but only just, any higher (which I want) will be outside.
What didn't you like about them? We're they too high? My new Sporty has drag bars too, and with forward controls it's too far of a reach for me to be comfortable for long. I was planning to swap out for something closer to stock.
What didn't you like about them? We're they too high? My new Sporty has drag bars too, and with forward controls it's too far of a reach for me to be comfortable for long. I was planning to swap out for something closer to stock.
No, not too high, just a bit higher than what I have now. More the angle of the pullback, too much of a V shape for my taste, didn't care for the angle they would have put my wrists at.
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