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Have a FLHR with Sundowner seat and Heritage bars. Fits perfectly. Replaced the Sundowner with the Corbin Dual Touring seat and now I need about another 1 to 1 1/2" pullback to be comfortable. Does anyone know how much further back the Wild 1 518 come back as compared to the Heritage bars? I am 5' 11' with a 33" sleave length. Thanks.
Have a FLHR with Sundowner seat and Heritage bars. Fits perfectly. Replaced the Sundowner with the Corbin Dual Touring seat and now I need about another 1 to 1 1/2" pullback to be comfortable. Does anyone know how much further back the Wild 1 518 come back as compared to the Heritage bars? I am 5' 11' with a 33" sleave length. Thanks.
Unamed for your information a 34" waist. With such rude posts I suspect your are much fatter. No wonder you have so many posts with insipid comments like this. How about responding with useful information when a question is asked.
erb8104 Think your statement that your arms (sleeves)were 33" long was mistaken, that is your shirt size which is measured from the center of your back ( I think) but you sound like a normal guy, size wise. Calm down the visual was funny as he!!. You will get some good responses, I am running the heritage bars and looking for a seat that lets me sit back a little more.
My, oh my, no idea we had some many seamstresses amoung us. I should have paid more attention in home ec. back in High School. Let's not take this stuff toooooo serious.
Gotta run, I have an idea for a new pair of jeans............
Funny dforeid, wife told me the measures, she custom makes my clothes since I spend all our money on bikes and accessories, she thought this whole thread was hilarious.
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