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I think you'll be OK but might want a riser with those forward controls to have less of a "clamshell" riding position. Should be OK on cable and wire lengths too, I'd double check your front signals to make sure they won't hit the tank with new, lower bars, but I think you'll be fine. I have the Biltwell Tracker bars you linked, very happy with the quality. I ordered directly from Biltwell for what was the same price everyone else had at the time.
thank you, my big plan is once i find the right bars, is to replace the lights and mirrors i guess i just want to see everything i would need for the bike.
Thanks
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