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I am a big guy 6'3" tall 285pound riding a roadking that i love very much, its been a solid bike to me just did a thunderheader exhaust and intake with some foglights also... now i am feeling a bit squished on long rides I think I need some new handlebars something a little bit taller so i am stretched out a little bit .. but i don't know if i should go with 10" or 13" bars and if you have any pictures please post so I can see what they would look like thanks...
6'2" stick-man here with an '07 FLHR. Real pleased with:
1) H/D Wide Glide mini-apes (up and in a couple of inches but no new cables required - just a slight re-bend on brake tubing) and...
2) Mustang solo seat (down and back some with better tail bone room too).
Feels like I'm into the scoot now and not squatting on top of it anymore.
Last edited by RangeRat; May 13, 2009 at 05:17 AM.
These are 12.5" and very comfortable. I'm still going to switch to 16 or 18"!
16's are what i have on the 08 rkc.Used to have 12.5's on my old fatboy.If you go 16's i think you'll be happy.By the way dusty you still enjoying those cfr's?
None that would do a good job for what you need and unfortunately going nuts today (wife fresh from minor surgery this afternoon and a kid with the flu too).
Sure can take some by this weekend though. Will email them to you when I get them since I'm an illiterate pic poster .
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