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Chubby 518!!! thats all i've got to say!!!! \\; Just got my bike back from the shop and couldnt be happier. \\; \\; They have alot more pullback than the stock bars and are a hell of a lot more comfortable.
I had lower back problem after 1 hour riding on the RKC stock bars \\; \\; \\; switched to the HD Heritage bars and the issues went away \\; \\; it cost me 99 dollars to buy and have the dealer install them \\; could not be happier
Look into the Wild 1's Road King bars. They make 2 styles for the RK. I've used both in the past and they are great bars. A few $$$$ but you can run all your wires internally.
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