Which apes and cables
Cruiser
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 216
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From: Pennsylvania
Check out:
http://www.hillcountrycustomcycles.com/default.aspx
They can build you a kit based on bars, cables and extensions. They can even internally wire them for you for an easy plug and play install. Just depends on how mechanically inclined you are, having someone do the work or how deep your pockets are.....
Give them a call
http://www.hillcountrycustomcycles.com/default.aspx
They can build you a kit based on bars, cables and extensions. They can even internally wire them for you for an easy plug and play install. Just depends on how mechanically inclined you are, having someone do the work or how deep your pockets are.....
Give them a call
Tourer
Joined: Apr 2009
Posts: 449
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From: The Woodlands, TX
Make sure you buy a 1-piece handlebar clamp and new poly bushings. I think my cables are +8 with 14" Wild 1's. HCC seems to have a pretty good deal there if you go all inclusive, with the bars already wired and cables included. Doing the wiring is pretty easy though. The clutch was a pain for first time I did mine.
Cruiser
Joined: Mar 2014
Posts: 242
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From: South Florida
Get YAffe OEM Monkey Bars.... I got 16's recently and the best mod I have ever done... ever..
americanclassicsomething or other sells the whole shebang with cables, etc.. you can make a "best offer" for $50 bux less than its listed for and he will take it.. . great deal.. and look AWESOME, and so damn comfortable.
americanclassicsomething or other sells the whole shebang with cables, etc.. you can make a "best offer" for $50 bux less than its listed for and he will take it.. . great deal.. and look AWESOME, and so damn comfortable.
Cruiser
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From: South Florida
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Joined: Apr 2014
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From: Northern Minnesota
Mine took about a half hour to install and adjust. The worst of it was dropping the exhaust, and fighting the snap ring that holds the ramp in place.
If concerned, there are a few videos on YouTube that are worth watching.
Not sure if I have enough posts, but try shooting me a PM if you have any questions. Just went through this a few days ago with my '06 King Classic, so it's all pretty fresh.
Last edited by _woods; Apr 21, 2014 at 03:37 PM.
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From: bklyn,ny
Piece o' cake!
Mine took about a half hour to install and adjust. The worst of it was dropping the exhaust, and fighting the snap ring that holds the ramp in place.
If concerned, there are a few videos on YouTube that are worth watching.
Not sure if I have enough posts, but try shooting me a PM if you have any questions. Just went through this a few days ago with my '06 King Classic, so it's all pretty fresh.
Mine took about a half hour to install and adjust. The worst of it was dropping the exhaust, and fighting the snap ring that holds the ramp in place.
If concerned, there are a few videos on YouTube that are worth watching.
Not sure if I have enough posts, but try shooting me a PM if you have any questions. Just went through this a few days ago with my '06 King Classic, so it's all pretty fresh.
Novice
Joined: Apr 2014
Posts: 17
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From: Northern Minnesota
I had spent a solid week going over every detail in my head while I waited for the parts to get here. By the time everything arrived, I felt like I had already finished the project a dozen times over.
I do agree that a third hand would have been nice! One to hold the beer, while the other two did the work.
Sorry to hijack, s.ga, keep us posted.