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Stock brake line works fine! I probably could have routed the clutch correctly but just didnt wanna take the chance. Thanks for all the comments guys!
Yeah the Cluth was pretty damned tight, but i was able to get it to work.
For the guy asking about tricks to threading the wires, there's some good threads with some great ideas to help you out, I started one when I did mine to ask some questions...you can go to my page to find it. Helpful info. That being said...if someone is selling them prewired, I'd go that route in a new York second!
Roland Sands Convoy bars are advertised as 9" rise. My buddy has them on his SG and it puts your hands exactly where I want mine. I just want the Yaffe bars though.
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I don't care for the style, and they are closer, but still a hair low. No major end drop, no pullback that is HD or more, and not broomstick drag bar. No need for a flare in style, just 1 or 1.25 standard round bar type. Just can't believe nobody makes it.
Those look awesome. Thinking of those for my Ultra. I have the fairing mirrors too. Do these bars work with these mirrors or do you have to change them out?
Those look awesome. Thinking of those for my Ultra. I have the fairing mirrors too. Do these bars work with these mirrors or do you have to change them out?
They've become pretty much useless. At least for me..
Got mine from Hill country customs http://www.hillcountrycustomcycles.c...-Kits-C62.aspx
Prewired and ready to go.
I am just waiting on some darn warmer weather so I can get these put on my glide so she is ready to go for the summer.
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Let us know how intallation goes with the pre-wired bars. I talked to a couple of people that said they ran into lots of problems with Hill Country Custom stuff.
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