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who has them? and can you post a pic? i saw some yesterday on a street glide. they were the ergo back bars. they seamed shorter then what is described??? any help is appreciated. thanks, vinnie
I had ergo up bars until last week. Moved up to 16's now. There are pictures of the ergo up bars in my albums. I will have the ergo up bars for sale if you are interested.
primo... were you still able to ride the bike with the stock mirrors in place? and your bike is bad ***
i wonder if you have to remove the stock mirrors with the ergo ups???
Thanks for the props.
Personally I was able to use the stock cables with the Ergo Back Bars but had to switch to bar mounted mirrors as the fairing mounted ones were obscured by the bars and my new hand and arm position. I'm guessing the same situation with the Up bars. I had mine plugged but later switched to a custom inner fairing with no mirror holes.
Here's a pic showing both sets of mirrors before I took off the fairing mounted ones:
Several manufacturers make fancy plugs for the holes in the fairing and your H-D dealer should have some black rubber ones. Others have found the appropriate size plugs at Lowes and Home Depot as well.
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