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It's true 8 or 10...not much difference than stock. Here's Wild 1's 577 they are 12.5 inches. It took about 50-100 miles to get use to them, now I'm gald I went wiyh 12.5 inches.
Here is another shot of 12 1/2 inch 577 Wild ONES. I really like these and I'm glad I Didn't go with the 10 inch which I considered.
Here is a link to my bars from BR Custom Bars, https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...open-apes.html
he will build them to whatever spec you want. They are a little pricey, but not that much more than the Yaffe bars, and, way more options as far as style goes.
Here is a link to my bars from BR Custom Bars, https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...open-apes.html
he will build them to whatever spec you want. They are a little pricey, but not that much more than the Yaffe bars, and, way more options as far as style goes.
Not much more if you get black. But if you want chrome it's another $200+ depending on the size of your bars. That's where it hurts.
I also like his bars though, and have been battling on whether or not to get a set from him for my Ultra.
So either the bars in chrome will cost an arm and a leg, or it will cost me an arm and a leg to black the bike out for getting black bars......
got my harley bars all installed....the holes wasnt cut very well on the throttle side had to make the whole 1" longer so that I can clamp the switches and brake to the bars...
otherwise was good...
my new clutch cable engages a little faster than I like but otherwise good to go...
You mentioned shoulder pain....I have a disc problem and I feel like I am reaching with stock bars. Do you think having 10 inch apes would help me to not reach?
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