??handlebars??
I know it has been discused before but I couldnt find it so I will ask again...I am a tall rider (6'5") and ride a Road King Classic. What style of bars would be a better fit for me...I think that I need to go up and out but dont want it to look too odd. Any help would be appreceiated.
You could look at Wild1 bars. that's the route I went on my Street Glide to bring the feel up and out.
http://www.wild1inc.com/handlebars.html
http://www.wild1inc.com/handlebars.html
Try the Road King high bars. I used them when I had my RKC. They are about 4" higher and 2" narrower than stock.
ORIGINAL: scttgr8
stock bars may be a little close to the knees---didnt really notice it as much unless riding 2 up and the wife just started riding
stock bars may be a little close to the knees---didnt really notice it as much unless riding 2 up and the wife just started riding
A lot of guys use Heritage Softail Classic bars on their Road Kings, part # 56623-99, including me... they are a lot taller and a little wider than stock bars, go to your HD stealer, they should have a selection of bars, I set them up on the counter to mimic about how it would be on the bike, and take home the set that feels best to you.
Good luck
K.
Good luck
K.
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will I need to change any cables or wires with this set up?
ORIGINAL: kansasroadking
A lot of guys use Heritage Softail Classic bars on their Road Kings, part # 56623-99, including me... they are a lot taller and a little wider than stock bars, go to your HD stealer, they should have a selection of bars, I set them up on the counter to mimic about how it would be on the bike, and take home the set that feels best to you.
Good luck
K.
A lot of guys use Heritage Softail Classic bars on their Road Kings, part # 56623-99, including me... they are a lot taller and a little wider than stock bars, go to your HD stealer, they should have a selection of bars, I set them up on the counter to mimic about how it would be on the bike, and take home the set that feels best to you.
Good luck
K.
No, you don't need to change any cables or lines with the Heritage bars. They are higher and you can put them as far forward as you need. Within reason. I put them on my RKC and rode a ton of miles at the HOG rally last weekend. No more back, shoulder pain. I've got the Sundowner seat, it's a great combination.


