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I currently have 12.5 Wild 1 bars on my 09 Streetglide but am looking for a taller bar to hopefully cure two things. First I have long arms, Im built like an ape, and second the angle on my grips turn my hands out which kick my wrists in. I believe a taller bar will help both issues. However with each manufacturer measuring the height a little different I was hoping to look at some pictures of 14 apes on batwings and judge them that way. So if you have a picture of a batwing with 14 bars Id appreciate a look at it. This would keep me from having to comb through thousands of pictures in the gallery trying to find what I'm looking for. Any other information pertaining to the bars would be appreciated also.
Thanks Talldog. I was going to just get the 14” Wild 1’s since I really can’t complain about the 12.5’s except for the wrist angle and I think going taller would cure that. But then I figured I should see what others have and like and see what I decide. By the looks of yours that’s probably about where I want to be.
Thanks Talldog. I was going to just get the 14 Wild 1s since I really cant complain about the 12.5s except for the wrist angle and I think going taller would cure that. But then I figured I should see what others have and like and see what I decide. By the looks of yours thats probably about where I want to be.
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