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I'm installing my new apes this weekend just lookin to see what everyone uses to keep there cables from floping around in wind clamps or zip ties post Ur pics I need ideas.
I used the same thing sbates posted for my clutch cable since I went with 16 twin peaks. Made a noticeable difference keeping the clutch cable from sagging. I didnt get one for the brake cause that one just falls into place and doesn't move at all.
I used the same thing sbates posted for my clutch cable since I went with 16 twin peaks. Made a noticeable difference keeping the clutch cable from sagging. I didnt get one for the brake cause that one just falls into place and doesn't move at all.
Ok that's what I was worried about also since I went with 16's prime apes
Youll love the 16s they are real comfortable. I rode 8 hours and had zero back or shoulder pain. I invested in some gauntlet gloves and they took care of the cold weather riding.
Youll love the 16s they are real comfortable. I rode 8 hours and had zero back or shoulder pain. I invested in some gauntlet gloves and they took care of the cold weather riding.
I catch myself bent over a lot with old bars hope to solve the problem can't wait to try them out. Currently have inch plus of snow so good timing for the upgrades.
Youll love the 16s they are real comfortable. I rode 8 hours and had zero back or shoulder pain. I invested in some gauntlet gloves and they took care of the cold weather riding.
a guy i work with pulled up in the parking lot next to me, asked me "why did you put apes on a bagger?" which mine are only 12" Yaffe (but run tall)... i said give it a sit, see how they feel. he sat on it, went... HOLY SH!* THAT IS NICE! exactly lol!
that is/was one of the best mods i can say i did.... it's at least in the top 3. the factory bars sucked with my shoulder and back injuries. with the apes, it makes for a while new ride!
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