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If I change over to the pull back bars that H-D offers, will I have to change any of the cables? H-D claims the bars come back 2 inches from the stock position.
Also, do the Wild Ones interfere with the fairing mounted mirrors? I've heard from some that they do, and some that they don't. What the skinny, DI75?
I love them. Most of the 2" pullbacks get in the way of your fairing mounted mirrors, however that depends on your height, your seat height etc... As far as longer cables the answer is yes... Great time to add those braided lines..
If I change over to the pull back bars that H-D offers, will I have to change any of the cables? H-D claims the bars come back 2 inches from the stock position.
YES,all three cables will have to be changed.. But your HD dealer knows this
Good time to switch over to SS..... and you will need new hand gripes....
Also, do the Wild Ones interfere with the fairing mounted mirrors? I've heard from some that they do, and some that they don't. What the skinny, DI75?
I love them. Most of the 2" pullbacks get in the way of your fairing mounted mirrors, however that depends on your height, your seat height etc... As far as longer cables the answer is yes... Great time to add those braided lines..
I just picked up a seat of these bars. Is 2" longer cables enough or do you really need 4" longer cables? Guess I will be getting braided cable too
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