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Today I realized that my hands would be much happier about 4 inches higher and maybe a few inches back. The stock position is making me slouch.
Anyone have a recommendation for handlebars that would get me there for a good price? Most of what I've seen are much taller or much shorter.
I also assume at this height I'll need to swap the brake line, clutch cable, and throttle cables? Does the wiring harness have enough slack or will I have issues there too?
My list of stuff I want for this bike isn't getting any shorter...
I went the opposite route.
I ditched my Customs stock riser, and relocated the speedo. I'm currently running Biltwell Tracker bars, but without the stock risers I have more options available when I decide to switch bars again.
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