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Hey guys got a question. Looking for new bars looking at the harley pull back and the wild 1 chubby WO575 I'm 6'2" want to pull back some and add just a little height any preference. Talked to Rob at wild 1 I'm kind of looking that way. Thanks
Don't forget that you will also have to order a new throttle twist sensor on the fatter Chubby bars but I believe the harley pull backs are stock diameter of 1 "
I bought the HD Pullback bars and found that your hands are placed at an awkward position. The thumbs are too forward, wrists bent. I went with the Kromeworks unit. Only needed the clutch cable +3" 38649-08 to complete.
I put WO 575,s on my ultra this past summer. The only thing extra they needed was a 4" over stock clutch cable. Everything else was reused. The fatter bars look better too. I love the bars.
"IF" I had to choose between the 2 you mentioned I would go with the Wild 1's. I chose neither and went with the Khrome Werks +2 Sweeper Bars like DAWG and absolutely love them. You can get bars & clutch cable for just over $100.00.
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