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Steve,I'm very interested in these sweeper bar's,they look good.couple of question's.How tall are you? Average arm length? Look's like your running the stock RG seat and Harley backrest?.Think I remember you running a Clearview shield,no problem's there?...Thanks!!
Steve,I'm very interested in these sweeper bar's,they look good.couple of question's.How tall are you? Average arm length? Look's like your running the stock RG seat and Harley backrest?.Think I remember you running a Clearview shield,no problem's there?...Thanks!!
I love the sweepers and they will work with stock cables, brake line, and wiring. I'm 5'10" with average arm length.
I bought an Ultra seat but went back to the stock seat. The Ultra seat put me too close to the tank. I have the HD adjustable backrest. In town, I sit up straighter. On the freeway with my feet on the cruise boards, I like to lean back so I adjust the backrest.
I have the Clearview medium which is 1" taller than stock. I wish the Clearview was a bit shorter. When I lean back, it is just a bit tall. Around town, it's fine.
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