Road Glide Bars
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RE: Road Glide Bars
Both the Heritage 56569-86 & the Wideglide 56079-93 & 93T will fit without changing any cables or wiring. Each has a slightly different wrist angle, so hold 'em up on your bike before you buy.
RE: Road Glide Bars
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CHUBBY® R.G. BARS
PART # WO517
Sensational 1 1/4" thick customs for the Road Glide. Designed for maximum comfort and control. They are 31.0" wide, with a 14.5" pullback and 8.5" end rise. They work with the stock Controls, Grips, Cables, Brake Line & Wiring. Now accepting new electronic throttle. http://www.wild1inc.com/
CHUBBY® R.G. BARS
PART # WO517
Sensational 1 1/4" thick customs for the Road Glide. Designed for maximum comfort and control. They are 31.0" wide, with a 14.5" pullback and 8.5" end rise. They work with the stock Controls, Grips, Cables, Brake Line & Wiring. Now accepting new electronic throttle. http://www.wild1inc.com/
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RE: Road Glide Bars
Guys,
I also have an 07 roadglide, just waiting for a corbin classic solo seat so I'm definately going to have to change the bars, thanks for the info on these bars I was wondering about the chubby bars for the roadglide, how far back do they move you, the corbin seat according to the site moves you back an additional 1.5 inches, any other suggestions out there for bars that move the rider back but you don't need to change cables, thanks
I also have an 07 roadglide, just waiting for a corbin classic solo seat so I'm definately going to have to change the bars, thanks for the info on these bars I was wondering about the chubby bars for the roadglide, how far back do they move you, the corbin seat according to the site moves you back an additional 1.5 inches, any other suggestions out there for bars that move the rider back but you don't need to change cables, thanks
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RE: Road Glide Bars
This has been discussed many times, especially for road glides as we seem to have a really sucky bar...
Do some searches on chubby, 517, 513, 508, Kromewerks
A couple of the strings you'll find:
[ul][*]Handlebar options for Road Glide??[*]Khromewerks 300505 sweeper bars [*]Found great Handlebars for RG[/ul]
Do some searches on chubby, 517, 513, 508, Kromewerks
A couple of the strings you'll find:
[ul][*]Handlebar options for Road Glide??[*]Khromewerks 300505 sweeper bars [*]Found great Handlebars for RG[/ul]
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RE: Road Glide Bars
ORIGINAL: Merlinii
I personally like ...
CHUBBY® R.G. BARS
PART # WO517
Sensational 1 1/4" thick customs for the Road Glide. Designed for maximum comfort and control. They are 31.0" wide, with a 14.5" pullback and 8.5" end rise. They work with the stock Controls, Grips, Cables, Brake Line & Wiring. Now accepting new electronic throttle. http://www.wild1inc.com/
I personally like ...
CHUBBY® R.G. BARS
PART # WO517
Sensational 1 1/4" thick customs for the Road Glide. Designed for maximum comfort and control. They are 31.0" wide, with a 14.5" pullback and 8.5" end rise. They work with the stock Controls, Grips, Cables, Brake Line & Wiring. Now accepting new electronic throttle. http://www.wild1inc.com/
Hey, I have my 517's on now. I have a little gap on both sides(clutch and throttle) between the switch housing's and where the bars go to1 1/4"........ It's on the front side (facing you while on the bike) the backside seems to butt up right. You too?
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RE: Road Glide Bars
ORIGINAL: bucs012
All worked well for me, but the stock 07 front brake cable is about 2-3" short. Even if you straighten out the bend......Had to go to 4+ over stock.
Hey, I have my 517's on now. I have a little gap on both sides(clutch and throttle) between the switch housing's and where the bars go to1 1/4"........ It's on the front side (facing you while on the bike) the backside seems to butt up right. You too?
All worked well for me, but the stock 07 front brake cable is about 2-3" short. Even if you straighten out the bend......Had to go to 4+ over stock.
Hey, I have my 517's on now. I have a little gap on both sides(clutch and throttle) between the switch housing's and where the bars go to1 1/4"........ It's on the front side (facing you while on the bike) the backside seems to butt up right. You too?
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RE: Road Glide Bars
ORIGINAL: Merlinii
I never have noticed (and I'm sure I probably would have). However, I will be sure to take a look and let you know.
ORIGINAL: bucs012
All worked well for me, but the stock 07 front brake cable is about 2-3" short. Even if you straighten out the bend......Had to go to 4+ over stock.
Hey, I have my 517's on now. I have a little gap on both sides(clutch and throttle) between the switch housing's and where the bars go to1 1/4"........ It's on the front side (facing you while on the bike) the backside seems to butt up right. You too?
All worked well for me, but the stock 07 front brake cable is about 2-3" short. Even if you straighten out the bend......Had to go to 4+ over stock.
Hey, I have my 517's on now. I have a little gap on both sides(clutch and throttle) between the switch housing's and where the bars go to1 1/4"........ It's on the front side (facing you while on the bike) the backside seems to butt up right. You too?
