2022 RG Special Handlebars
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2022 RG Special Handlebars
Hey All, not much activity in my last thread so I'll try again.
I am looking for handlebars that will allow me to sit up straight, keep hands protected by the fairing and have a comfortable wrist angle (Last bars were F47's Signatures on a SG, and were perfect)
Note: Factory bars, I like the width, wrist angle not so much.
I'm 5-10", 32" inseam, with f'd up elbows.
No Tbars.
TIA
I am looking for handlebars that will allow me to sit up straight, keep hands protected by the fairing and have a comfortable wrist angle (Last bars were F47's Signatures on a SG, and were perfect)
Note: Factory bars, I like the width, wrist angle not so much.
I'm 5-10", 32" inseam, with f'd up elbows.
No Tbars.
TIA
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I have a the Pathfinders they are SO easy to wired and are adjustable for pullback
be aware that the spearheads are VERY wide
the Pathfinders are more narrow
you can get 12 in bars to stay behind the fairing or go taller with a set of Handguards
I am 5'9" I went with 14's and handguards puts my hands at shoulder height and very comfortable
Last edited by Hardcase61; Dec 2, 2022 at 09:10 AM.
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Road Master
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I have a the Pathfinders they are SO easy to wired and are adjustable for pullback
the Pathfinders are more narrow
Would you mind sharing the grip end to grip end distance with some pics? I understand it all depends on the angles of the ends.
the Pathfinders are more narrow
Would you mind sharing the grip end to grip end distance with some pics? I understand it all depends on the angles of the ends.
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I have a the Pathfinders they are SO easy to wired and are adjustable for pullback
be aware that the spearheads are VERY wide
the Pathfinders are more narrow
you can get 12 in bars to stay behind the fairing or go taller with a set of Handguards
I am 5'9" I went with 14's and handguards puts my hands at shoulder height and very comfortable
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...e?ie=UTF8&th=1
I have a the Pathfinders they are SO easy to wired and are adjustable for pullback
be aware that the spearheads are VERY wide
the Pathfinders are more narrow
you can get 12 in bars to stay behind the fairing or go taller with a set of Handguards
I am 5'9" I went with 14's and handguards puts my hands at shoulder height and very comfortable
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...e?ie=UTF8&th=1
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For what it's worth, I have the adjustable Pioneers (traditional looking round bend) on my RGL and love them.
** EDIT...never mind. I see now you have a Road Glide. I was only looking at your avatar pic
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end to end is roughly 37.5 inches set for my pullback