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Just changed out my stock handlebars with the Wild Ones' Chubbys Road King II's. There is a really big difference in the feel of the bike I think that I am going to be really happy. Thanks to the info on the forum I did it myself in about 3 hours. Saved at least a couple hundred bucks!
Just changed out my stock handlebars with the Wild Ones' Chubbys Road King II's. There is a really big difference in the feel of the bike I think that I am going to be really happy. Thanks to the info on the forum I did it myself in about 3 hours. Saved at least a couple hundred bucks!
Just put the 508's on mine this winter, along with ss cables. Man, what a difference, no more neck pain and I'm sitting comfortable. Also added the Mustang solo seat with drivers backrest. I can ride all day and still be ready for more. I think the 508's look good too. Fat, chrome, comfortable, but still retain the classic RK profile.
Just changed out my stock handlebars with the Wild Ones' Chubbys Road King II's. There is a really big difference in the feel of the bike I think that I am going to be really happy. Thanks to the info on the forum I did it myself in about 3 hours. Saved at least a couple hundred bucks!
Yea, ran the wiring inside the bar. Piece of cake. Make sure you label everything and carefully remove the pins. It can be done without extending the wiring harness, but if I remember right, the harness ends up closer to the triple tree cover than actually inside the nacelle. It was alot easier than I thought it would be.
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