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In the first 3 weeks of ownership Im running some gas through the FLHT. Over 2000 miles. The only real negative thing I have to say is that the bars are causing me some lower back pain from leaning forward.
So I want some +2 sweepers. On sale $68, easy enough.
My $68 +2 sweepers are really $430 + shipping by the time I do all the things that I want to do as long as I have everything apart.
As long as the handlebar project is going to cost over $430 why dont I just get the 1.25 Burly bars which is what I really want anyway. Whats another $130 when Im already spending over $430?
You appear to have all the symptoms of 'Early Onset Upgradeitis'. There is no known cure, but take comfort in the knowledge that you are among fellow sufferers.
I hear ya on the money factor thing. Luckily for me I am happy with my stock bars, etc.
You are spending money to upgrade, best get what you want for not that much more cost.
You appear to have all the symptoms of 'Early Onset Upgradeitis'. There is no known cure, but take comfort in the knowledge that you are among fellow sufferers.
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