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Old 05-23-2018, 10:15 PM
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Well, said goodbye to my Slim today, and have a Road King sitting, waiting for me to blow off work for the day and pick it up. Has to wait a little longer, had a couple unexpected bills pop up. For those that read my other post, I went with the '11 Road King, 12k Canadian. Now to pick some goodies to make it my own. Anyone running beach/cruiser bars? Opinions and pictures very welcome.

 
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Also, anyone know tallest apes possible with stock cables?
 
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10 inch I put them on before I went bigger.
 
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I don't know many people who like the beach bars. They look cool but the riding position is tough on you.
 
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Also, anyone know tallest apes possible with stock cables?
Incorrect approach, in my opinion. Determine what bars are comfortable for you, install them, and THEN source the cables/hoses/wire extensions you need, if any.

Doing it this way may take a little longer, but can actually save time by eliminating guesswork. Generally works better to do it in the off season.
 
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Beach bars (YUCK) and Buckhorn pullback's. Have since installed +3" cables
 
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I love beach bars on my 2003 RKC. I had them on my 1974 Shovel as well. Maybe its me but I find them more comfortable than stock bars.

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Originally Posted by Veekness
Incorrect approach, in my opinion. Determine what bars are comfortable for you, install them, and THEN source the cables/hoses/wire extensions you need, if any.

Doing it this way may take a little longer, but can actually save time by eliminating guesswork. Generally works better to do it in the off season.
I agree, but good info to know before I go and order a set, and then come to realize I need extensions. the closest HD Dealer is 3 hours away, so I cant go and play around. Going to get a stick, and hold it where its comfy and get my wife to measure.
 
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