2 inch pullback bars question
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Joined: Dec 2006
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From: ST. Louis
If you are talking about the HD Pullback bars, to me they feels like you are holding onto a wheel barrel.
My dealer charges 6 hours labor for a bar change
and 8 hours labor for internally wired bar change.
My dealer charges 6 hours labor for a bar change
and 8 hours labor for internally wired bar change.
Tourer
Joined: Aug 2010
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From: Wa. state
I had dlr. install 2" HD touring pullback bars at 1k service. They made a minor yet significant improvement for me. They are not a big noticable difference, just enough that I didn't have to lean forward and reach. That made a huge difference on the between shoulder strain and fatigue on all day rides.
If you want to maintain the stock look but add just a little more comfort , they'll do it.
Just reroute the clutch cable behind the tripple trees and it is all good.
If you want to maintain the stock look but add just a little more comfort , they'll do it.
Just reroute the clutch cable behind the tripple trees and it is all good.
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Joined: Mar 2009
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From: Snow Hill, NC
The angle is a bit different and makes the bars closer to you... no cable changes here... You need to take out the radio to make the job easier... i didn't on mine, i took the risers out from under the triple tree... Talk about wiggle room... there isn't much...
Makes my ride a lot better... now i want 14" apes...
Makes my ride a lot better... now i want 14" apes...
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From: ST. Louis
However 2 hours for them and 5 hours for yours is still quite fast.
Tourer
Joined: Sep 2006
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From: South Central Kentucky
I think the Wild Ones 575 look a lot better.
I personally have the Harley Pullbacks on my 07 EG and like them a lot. Had to lower them
by turning them down at the clamp because the wrist angle was off for me.
Very comfortable for me now.
Ran the clutch cable behind the Fairing and the stock length was ok.
Just straightened the brake line a little and it worked too.
They were about $60 when I got them. Non TBW.
Barney
I personally have the Harley Pullbacks on my 07 EG and like them a lot. Had to lower them
by turning them down at the clamp because the wrist angle was off for me.
Very comfortable for me now.
Ran the clutch cable behind the Fairing and the stock length was ok.
Just straightened the brake line a little and it worked too.
They were about $60 when I got them. Non TBW.
Barney
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Tourer
Joined: Jun 2012
Posts: 438
Likes: 433
From: Iowa
Talked with dealer yesterday and they told me 6 hrs to do. I mentioned that I didn't think I needed to change cables or wires and they told me no way.... Have tried several times and can't be done. Have to extend throttle wires and cables. To me looks like brake line is plenty long and a reroute of clutch cable would work. What about wiring for throttle and heated hand grips ??
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