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I have buffalo 16 inch apes and love them. They have great fit and finish and I ran the wires in the bars. They look meen. They are so comfortable, I could not imagine riding with out apes again.
mine are 16's which came already internally wired and included all the chrome controls for the brake and clutch. got em from choppercycles.com for about $425. great guys to work with too.
Sounds like the ape business is full of good guys. I can't say enough about Johnny Vaughn (www. johnnyvaughn .com) at HD Bike Parts. Great guy and he'll getcha exactly what you need for your bike.
I'm 6'4" and went with 16" chubby's and they're perfect for me. Shoulder height and very comfortable. (pictures in my gallery)
Try to find someone with apes that'll letcha sit on their bike to measure yourself up to make the shopping easier. Good luck!
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