Called for Rain
That was the forecast for Saturday anyways and I thought I would swap out some dull factory parts for shiney bling bling. This is what I started with Saturday morning after a early meeting with the accountant.

Wild One chubby 575 bars, chrome levers, chrome front wheel spacers, Bad As Hell fork cap, Chrome fork lowers and Cruise control. The cruise unit went in first and smooth, then the bat wing came apart for everything else to go together. I think I actually started work on the bike around 10 AM and finished it up last night around 11 PM but there were a few issues most time comsuming was the handle bars, I didn't notice they weren't dimpled only pre-drilled so I had to run the wires through the bars which I wasn't planning on doing but went ahead and did it and got the bars on and everything else buttoned up thenclutch cable needed to be re-routed and I couldn't get the cruise to initialize to take out the slack so I called it a night.
Well, this morning I got to the shop and Renegade stopped by and noticed the brake light was on...well to make a long story short, the clutch cable got re-routed outside the fairing, it dont look bad but braided cables are going on next. I got the brake lever fixed where it would dis-engauge the brake switch and the cruise control started doing what it is supposed to do. Took it out for a quick spin and everything worked great. Thanks to Renegade for giving me a hand during the process. Here are a few pictures of the finished product.



Wild One chubby 575 bars, chrome levers, chrome front wheel spacers, Bad As Hell fork cap, Chrome fork lowers and Cruise control. The cruise unit went in first and smooth, then the bat wing came apart for everything else to go together. I think I actually started work on the bike around 10 AM and finished it up last night around 11 PM but there were a few issues most time comsuming was the handle bars, I didn't notice they weren't dimpled only pre-drilled so I had to run the wires through the bars which I wasn't planning on doing but went ahead and did it and got the bars on and everything else buttoned up thenclutch cable needed to be re-routed and I couldn't get the cruise to initialize to take out the slack so I called it a night.
Well, this morning I got to the shop and Renegade stopped by and noticed the brake light was on...well to make a long story short, the clutch cable got re-routed outside the fairing, it dont look bad but braided cables are going on next. I got the brake lever fixed where it would dis-engauge the brake switch and the cruise control started doing what it is supposed to do. Took it out for a quick spin and everything worked great. Thanks to Renegade for giving me a hand during the process. Here are a few pictures of the finished product.


ORIGINAL: Bryan1724
Looks awsome Allen. How do you like those bars. I'm thinking of the same for my Road Glide.
Looks awsome Allen. How do you like those bars. I'm thinking of the same for my Road Glide.
She's a beauty!
Couple of questions:
How do the575's compare to H-D Touring Pullback bars in height and pullback? See lots ofguys using 575's. Looks like grips now interfere with mirrors. What's you take or plan on that?What wheels do you have on bike? I like 'em.
I have a 2007 SG. I have both 2up Sundowner and Mustang Solo with driver backrest. Removed crash bar and using Kuryakyn Mark IV Cruise Arm (hiway pegs). With around 200 miles, I still think I need bars back. If I ride with rider backrest, no problem. If I don't use backrest, back isn't comfy more than 30-45 minutes. Don't really want to use backrest around town.
Couple of questions:
How do the575's compare to H-D Touring Pullback bars in height and pullback? See lots ofguys using 575's. Looks like grips now interfere with mirrors. What's you take or plan on that?What wheels do you have on bike? I like 'em.
I have a 2007 SG. I have both 2up Sundowner and Mustang Solo with driver backrest. Removed crash bar and using Kuryakyn Mark IV Cruise Arm (hiway pegs). With around 200 miles, I still think I need bars back. If I ride with rider backrest, no problem. If I don't use backrest, back isn't comfy more than 30-45 minutes. Don't really want to use backrest around town.
ORIGINAL: kdclaiborne
She's a beauty!
Couple of questions:
How do the575's compare to H-D Touring Pullback bars in height and pullback? See lots ofguys using 575's. Looks like grips now interfere with mirrors. What's you take or plan on that?What wheels do you have on bike? I like 'em.
I have a 2007 SG. I have both 2up Sundowner and Mustang Solo with driver backrest. Removed crash bar and using Kuryakyn Mark IV Cruise Arm (hiway pegs). With around 200 miles, I still think I need bars back. If I ride with rider backrest, no problem. If I don't use backrest, back isn't comfy more than 30-45 minutes. Don't really want to use backrest around town.
She's a beauty!
Couple of questions:
How do the575's compare to H-D Touring Pullback bars in height and pullback? See lots ofguys using 575's. Looks like grips now interfere with mirrors. What's you take or plan on that?What wheels do you have on bike? I like 'em.
I have a 2007 SG. I have both 2up Sundowner and Mustang Solo with driver backrest. Removed crash bar and using Kuryakyn Mark IV Cruise Arm (hiway pegs). With around 200 miles, I still think I need bars back. If I ride with rider backrest, no problem. If I don't use backrest, back isn't comfy more than 30-45 minutes. Don't really want to use backrest around town.
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