Looking for 'flatter' handlebars

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Nov 29, 2022 | 05:40 PM

#11

oldbuck

Road Captain

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From: connecticut

Krome works 2+2 sweepers will put your hands right where you want, knuckles facing forward, hands just resting on the grips. No stress at all on the wrists and there very reasonble on price.

Nov 29, 2022 | 06:58 PM

#12

RAD1

Cruiser

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From: Chelmsford, MA

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Originally Posted by ridingout

Road king bars won't work on a ultra limited.

Sorry figured all touring were interchangeable.

Nov 30, 2022 | 02:58 PM

#13

Zonktified

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From: Wisconsin

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Originally Posted by gonemad

KST Kustoms makes several styles and heights of adjustable bars. I’m running a pair.

KST Renegades are adjustible for pullback and reach...nice bars. I have them on my 2019 RGS

Dec 1, 2022 | 04:52 PM

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lefty33

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From: Ontario, Canada

Quote:

Originally Posted by MyFavRk

These guys might be able to help you , have been using theirs for years , the bobber bars I put on have a 5 3/4" pull back and also help with my issues .

https://www.khromewerks.com/

+1 on the Khromewerks. Had a set of 10" bagger bobber bars on my previous 2012 UC. Exactly what I was looking for...a more flatter wrist angle. Plus they were 1.25" bars and looked great!

Quote:

Originally Posted by gonemad

KST Kustoms makes several styles and heights of adjustable bars. I’m running a pair.

Currently running 12" KST Pioneers on my 2020 RGL. Went with them because of the adjustable pull back/wrist angle. I could be wrong, but unfortunately I don't think they make the Vanguard Series (adjustable) for Batwings...just Road Glides & Road Kings. That being said, some of their Batwing bagger bars look pretty good.