Stealer says $1k For Handlebars?
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Hmm
I priced out 16" Krome works, new heated grips, braided lines and my 10k service for a touch under 2 grand. I definitely have more time than money, but after worrying my way thru apes on my RGU.. I'm leaning towards letting the dealer do it. Am I wrong by assuming that as soon as you get into the electrics, you void that portion of the warranty? I'm sure that if anything went wrong with the bike, ma Harley is going to point at the home job as the reason.
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Thanks! That is what I wanted to see! I got the same ISO grips too. Like your bike color. And had s thought.... how tall are you? How does the height change feel? A big difference and improvement?
Last edited by sammer4u; 01-01-2017 at 03:14 PM. Reason: Additional thought
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Sammer, I'm 5'9" and corn fed. These bars are a big improvement over stock for me as I don't have the neck/shoulder pain with them that I had with the stock bars. To me they seem to make the bike feel more nimble as well. They are a little wider than stock which is supposed to help with shoulder issues.
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sammer4u (01-01-2017)
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Sammer, I'm 5'9" and corn fed. These bars are a big improvement over stock for me as I don't have the neck/shoulder pain with them that I had with the stock bars. To me they seem to make the bike feel more nimble as well. They are a little wider than stock which is supposed to help with shoulder issues.
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Went to the shop today to get the Batwing Tallboy bars. Bars were only $159, but after the parts like new brake and clutch lines, extended wiring for switches and 7 hours of labor at $98/hour, the bill was going to be around $1k. WTH? It takes that long to do handlebars?
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ringer1969 (01-01-2017)