Help w Handle Bars on Road King
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I didn't care for the roll-back distance and hand-angles with Heritage type bars and ended up with a set of old Wide-Glide "mini apes".
Riser section ended up being straight upward in alignment with the forks, hands roughly an inch or two below armpit, and fists tilted down at a good angle for me. Didn't need to do a thing to cables but did need to straighted out front brake line a little near the top banjo.
For reference sake, I'm 6'2" W/34" inseam and had a Mustang two-piece seating package on my '07 FLHR.
Riser section ended up being straight upward in alignment with the forks, hands roughly an inch or two below armpit, and fists tilted down at a good angle for me. Didn't need to do a thing to cables but did need to straighted out front brake line a little near the top banjo.
For reference sake, I'm 6'2" W/34" inseam and had a Mustang two-piece seating package on my '07 FLHR.
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