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Does that mean practally any make that doesn't go over 10".
That sounds good.
yes .
The only 10" which need "sometimes" new clutch cable is the Yaffe MMB but it's not a really 10" one. For the clutch cable i made some tries before finding the best way to route it AND work as oem
Funny G*dd*mn thing, my local dealer told me today once you go over 1" 1/2 to 1"3/4 you have to change clutch and brake cable. Is he just trying to get me to buy extra parts that I don't need.
So the wild 1 WO575 can be installed using all stock wires and cables?
Also where they are chubby will they fit along by the front brake resorvoir?
Need to be sure before ordering.
i just ordered the wo578 there the 10" bagger apes. from what my dealer told me i shouldnt need anything new the bars should go right on. as long as you dont go over 10" and it says on the wo website everything stock should fit. the bars tapper where the brake resovior and everything goes on the way i understand it.
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