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6' 200 lb long arms and legs and I love my 577 Wild1s (12.5). Rode to work last week at 26 degrees and still have all my fingers, so the bars above the fairing aren't that big a deal.
I'm going with WO 575 but I'm 5'7"....should put me in a comfortable position.
Im 5'10 & I like the WO575s too. I cant make myself believe the bars sticking up above the fairing looks good. A friend of mine has the 575's & they seem very comfortable to me on his bike. JMO
5'10" here. I have PYO 12" monkey bars. I also have a c&c seat that drops me 1" and back 1". Totally different feeling than a nonfairing bike with apes. You don't get the "parachute effect" because of the fairing. Having my hands above the fairing doesn't bother me and I ride into the teens on rare occasions. They are very comfortable. I get tons of compliments on them.
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