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A couple of quick questions for the uber helpful gallery...1) I'm thinking of going with 32" drag bars with a slight pull back and 3-4" risers, I think this will maintain the clean cool look of the bike (I believe 32" is about 5" bigger than what HD sells)...discuss....2) How involved or expensive is a 5 deg rake on the front and what would I need? Thanks again and I'll have some pics up soon!
i have 32" drags on mine right now and love them. I am also not to sure about the rake. I was never really into that look. either way best of luck to you.
i have 32" 1 1/4" drag bars on mine, with a 4.5" straight risers. Cant see them too well dammit im going to take a good closeup pic soon when the sun comes back out.
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