Finally completed project APE
#31
have a set of pre-wired 1-1/4 16 inch black apes with controls for sale here in the misc parts/multi fit forum if interested
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/multi...-apes-new.html
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/multi...-apes-new.html
#34
Get the service manual if your going to change out your bars. Also the Molex connector tool (If that is the correct terrm for that style connector). The manual tells you where each wire goes in the connector, or write it down.
Also, if you do have to extend your wires, buy the wire extension kit. Saves a couple hours vs. having to solder each wire extension. The kit makes it SO MUCH EASIER.
And yes, it is something you can do yourself. To pay a dealer a grand or close to it just for labor is ridiculous.
Good luck! Oh and W G, Bike looks killer!
Also, if you do have to extend your wires, buy the wire extension kit. Saves a couple hours vs. having to solder each wire extension. The kit makes it SO MUCH EASIER.
And yes, it is something you can do yourself. To pay a dealer a grand or close to it just for labor is ridiculous.
Good luck! Oh and W G, Bike looks killer!
#35
#36
don't pay the dealer a thousand dollars to swap and internally wire your bars.
granted, i didn't do my bars myself as they were done when i had my whole front end disassembled/powdercoated/reassembled. i don't have the space to keep a bike in pieces so i sent it to my indy for all the work and he only charged me 400 to do the work on the bars.
#37
#39
I wanted the tall look but still be able to be comfortable. That's why I found the offset risers. There's hardly 1" between the bars and trees. The job only took about 6-7 hours total. This is my first real attempt at working on a bike. Thanks again everyone! I'm so stoked bout how it turned out.
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