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Of course you have to get some mini apes to go along with that wide glide chopper front end... then you need the s/s cables to make it work...
Then you can think about slowing down... lol
Charlie D.
If you go with the optional 41mm AME front end with the chromed lowers it comes with a heavy duty 4-piston front caliper and the Russell stainless braided brake line.
These items do a much better job of stopping the bike at speed than the stock 2-piston caliper.
I agree that a set of bars from a Dyna WideGlide would look great with that front end.
I'm looking forward to it! I'm sure you all will help steer me in the right direction. Now that the baffles are out, going for a low backrest. That's next on my list.
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