Street Glide Bars
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Road Warrior
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Street Glide Bars
I want to change the bars on my Street Glide. I like to ride with the cruise on, left foot on hiway peg and leaned back on the rider backrest. I have my left hand resting on the hand grip. I would like to have th ebars a few inches back to shorten the reach. Anybody have good ideas?
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From: Alvord, TX
i just ordered 12" dresser apes from hill country customs and like them, only had them on for a couple of weeks. I'm only 5'8 so if i went any taller I would have turning issues as these bars stretch me out pretty far when I have to make tight turns. I'm having issues with wiring since I pulled them through the bars I guess I screwed something up
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From: Jersey Shore
I want to change the bars on my Street Glide. I like to ride with the cruise on, left foot on hiway peg and leaned back on the rider backrest. I have my left hand resting on the hand grip. I would like to have th ebars a few inches back to shorten the reach. Anybody have good ideas?
Road Warrior
Joined: Sep 2011
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From: Central Texas
i just ordered 12" dresser apes from hill country customs and like them, only had them on for a couple of weeks. I'm only 5'8 so if i went any taller I would have turning issues as these bars stretch me out pretty far when I have to make tight turns. I'm having issues with wiring since I pulled them through the bars I guess I screwed something up
Last edited by HD Jim; Aug 2, 2012 at 09:54 AM. Reason: spelling
Road Master
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From: new jersey
if you're looking for a little more "back" and not really worried about that much more "up"... the WILD 1 #575s are probably a good idea...and they should be a relativley easy install as far a changing bars on a bagger goes....
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