Touring Pullback Bars
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Touring Pullback Bars
have put close to 1k miles on the Street Glide so far and find the stock bars are giving me shoulder/ neck pain after about 45 mins - 1 hour. I am bringing the bike to the dealer for a few mods at the end of the month. Would like to hear from anyone that has changed put to the HD touring pull back bars. Big or little improvment? I have seen posts about the Wild ones, but am curios about the HD bar experience.
Thanks
Mike
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Mike
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RE: Touring Pullback Bars
I had touring pullback HD bars on my 95 Roadking. I like them, and they stopped all the shoulder pain associated with the factory Roadking bars.
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Bill
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Bill
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RE: Touring Pullback Bars
Check out my gallery and you'll see the bar I have on my SG. Just click on ROTM and look at my bar the are sweet and comfortable.
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RE: Touring Pullback Bars
ORIGINAL: shark
have put close to 1k miles on the Street Glide so far and find the stock bars are giving me shoulder/ neck pain after about 45 mins - 1 hour. I am bringing the bike to the dealer for a few mods at the end of the month. Would like to hear from anyone that has changed put to the HD touring pull back bars. Big or little improvment? I have seen posts about the Wild ones, but am curios about the HD bar experience.
Thanks
Mike
have put close to 1k miles on the Street Glide so far and find the stock bars are giving me shoulder/ neck pain after about 45 mins - 1 hour. I am bringing the bike to the dealer for a few mods at the end of the month. Would like to hear from anyone that has changed put to the HD touring pull back bars. Big or little improvment? I have seen posts about the Wild ones, but am curios about the HD bar experience.
Thanks
Mike
I used them on my bike, I am very happy with them.[sm=smiley20.gif][sm=smiley20.gif]
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RE: Touring Pullback Bars
lil_gmac - What kind of bars are they? It looks like you can't see anything but knuckles with your mirrors though, right? And did you have to change all your cables out?
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RE: Touring Pullback Bars
Reduced Reach. DIY. No wire extensions needed.
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I'm 5'7 and you can see I'm still a few degrees forward. I may try tilting them back a little. But much better than stock. Those were bad for me.
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I'm 5'7 and you can see I'm still a few degrees forward. I may try tilting them back a little. But much better than stock. Those were bad for me.
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RE: Touring Pullback Bars
I went with Wild1's - once you wrap your hands around a "Chubby" you will never go back - BTW, 5'6"
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RE: Touring Pullback Bars
Whatever bars you end up with replace the rubber bushings with the polyeurothane ones( where they attach to the upper triple tree). I have found that the rubber ones have too much give in them and tend to let the bars move to odd angles causing some uncomfort.
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RE: Touring Pullback Bars
ORIGINAL: harley0711
I went with Wild1's - once you wrap your hands around a "Chubby" you will never go back - BTW, 5'6"
I went with Wild1's - once you wrap your hands around a "Chubby" you will never go back - BTW, 5'6"