Touring Pull Back Handlebar Kit
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RE: Touring Pull Back Handlebar Kit
jdncoke2424,
When you replace the pullback bars and adjusted the brake line and re-routed the clutch cable, did you have to change the idle and throttle cables and if not are they long enough.
Thanks,
Dick
When you replace the pullback bars and adjusted the brake line and re-routed the clutch cable, did you have to change the idle and throttle cables and if not are they long enough.
Thanks,
Dick
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RE: Touring Pull Back Handlebar Kit
For Harley bars, get a part no. and check the measurements provided at page 673 of the 2007 P&A catalog. The information there may be useful when comparing different bars.
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RE: Touring Pull Back Handlebar Kit
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The throttle cables are working fine, with the bars tilted up a bit, when I pulled the bars back a bit during install, I noticed that theywould hit tank. I havent decided yet about replacing the cables for the clearance issue. But as far as operation they are fine from full turn left to full turn right.
Hope this helps, JD
The throttle cables are working fine, with the bars tilted up a bit, when I pulled the bars back a bit during install, I noticed that theywould hit tank. I havent decided yet about replacing the cables for the clearance issue. But as far as operation they are fine from full turn left to full turn right.
Hope this helps, JD
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RE: Touring Pull Back Handlebar Kit
I put them on my bike last June and like everybody said really feels weird, but after rideing for a while I have climbed on other Glides with stock bars and the feel weird to me now. I love em no more reaching and ending up with a sore neck or shoulders. Thats my 2 cents
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