Harley's 2" pull back handlebars
Road Master
Joined: Sep 2010
Posts: 866
Likes: 18
From: Richmond Hill, Ontario
The parts totaled $662.32 + taxes. To be fair they offered 15% off the parts. Here is the list:
Twist grip sensor kit........................89.95
Tranny side gasket............................5.67
Diamondback clutch cable.................99.95
" " ABS brake line...........249.95
" " 34" upper brake line.....64.95
Handlebar....................................149.9 5
3 plugs...........................................1. 90
Gary
Twist grip sensor kit........................89.95
Tranny side gasket............................5.67
Diamondback clutch cable.................99.95
" " ABS brake line...........249.95
" " 34" upper brake line.....64.95
Handlebar....................................149.9 5
3 plugs...........................................1. 90
Gary
I put the 2" HD pullback bars on my '93 FLHS two years ago. I did the work myself in a couple of hours and only had to replace the clutch cable. I also had to rig up a new air filler valve because the stock bars were air bars and the replacement ones weren't, but hey, that's a different story altogether. The bars made a huge difference in my comfort. I have a chronic neck disc problem and the bars allowed me to drop my elbows down and take pressure off my shoulders and neck. Big difference for only 2".
So I figure as expensive as it is, my comfort and the condition of my neck is worth the $1350. Its a grudge purchase, but I'll do it this winter.
Road Captain
Joined: Mar 2006
Posts: 683
Likes: 3
From: Tallahassee, FL
Road Captain
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 514
Likes: 13
From: North of the 49th parallel (Canada)
I put Wild One 575's on a 2009 Ultra and did all the work myself except the installation of the longer clutch cable. I also pulled all the wiring through the bars. Took me 6 1/2 hours and I go slow.
The ONLY thing you need is a longer clutch cable if you want it routed through the same hole as the stock clutch cable.
If you want a dealer to do it and the dealer says you need to pay for anything else (other than their labor), RUN.
(And a side note to 2011FLHTK, if the quote of $ 1350 was from Davies, RUN. They are a decent dealer to shop at, but they will gouge you at every turn on service).
The ONLY thing you need is a longer clutch cable if you want it routed through the same hole as the stock clutch cable.
If you want a dealer to do it and the dealer says you need to pay for anything else (other than their labor), RUN.
(And a side note to 2011FLHTK, if the quote of $ 1350 was from Davies, RUN. They are a decent dealer to shop at, but they will gouge you at every turn on service).
Cruiser
Joined: Jul 2008
Posts: 142
Likes: 0
From: S.W. Iowa
i put the khrome werks sweepers +2 on my SG and all I had to change was the clutch cable. I belive the bars were about $60 and cable was $40 and I did it in an afternoon in my garage. I love the wrist angle of these over the HD pullback bars, do a search on these bars on here and you'll find all sorts of good info with pics.
Road Captain
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 658
Likes: 23
From: South Florida
The parts totaled $662.32 + taxes. To be fair they offered 15% off the parts. Here is the list:
Twist grip sensor kit........................89.95
Tranny side gasket............................5.67
Diamondback clutch cable.................99.95
" " ABS brake line...........249.95
" " 34" upper brake line.....64.95
Handlebar....................................149.9 5
3 plugs...........................................1. 90
Gary
Twist grip sensor kit........................89.95
Tranny side gasket............................5.67
Diamondback clutch cable.................99.95
" " ABS brake line...........249.95
" " 34" upper brake line.....64.95
Handlebar....................................149.9 5
3 plugs...........................................1. 90
Gary
Last edited by djkolp; Dec 23, 2010 at 05:47 AM.
Road Master
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 1,096
Likes: 107
From: Joplin, MO
Go with the 575's. Exact same angle as stock, just a little wider and taller. HD pullbacks are like wheelbarrows and have a terrible wrist angle.
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Stellar HDF Member
Joined: Oct 2007
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From: Eastern PA
I will respectfully disagree with those that say these 2" pull back bars from HD are all wrong for comfort ...Maybe my style is different in sitting in the saddle. I like them and am very happy with my posture for hours on end.
Seasoned HDF Member
Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 24,712
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From: Snow Hill, NC
I put them on my bike no cable change... took me about 3 hours. took them off without taking radio or inner fairing off....took the ignition off, then the lock assembly, then took the bolts out from under the triple tree on the risers...I had to wiggle them out but did it...I put them in my Vise style bench to keep the distance...Some guy called me a liar but i have no reason to lie..I am all about DIY and saving coins...I like them better than stock...I am 6'1" and it helped my posture on the bike.