Well actually, the guy is a very good rider, he just moved erratically to shoot the vid. Also, the road is much narrower than you would think...it's kind of a mountain back road with awesome views, but the potholes kill the mood. Still a fun ride though, we locals call it "The Loop" because it takes you outside city limits but gets you back through that mountain backroad.

 

Here's mine RC6 14" love these bars

 

 

RickkicR: Thats a sick a** ride bro

 

Super sick bike brother! I love baggers with apes. Well done sir.

 

Thx guys ... I went with 14"'s .. probably could have got away with 16"s in retrospect but was trying to make it all 'flow' ...

Quick Story .. .I've got them pushed as far forward as possible.... BUT... on my first weekend out, they were forward another 1/2" ... I was out with mama on a ride and did a slow hard Uturn to the left... and about killed myself. The front brake lever bumped up against the windshield. Scared the **** out of me Somehow I kept the bike up, mama squirming on the back .. and .... wrenched my arm/back/leg... lol. I didn't even realize what had happened or actually figure out exactly how it happened until a week later when I was backing the bike up ... turned the bars hard.. and .. front brake lever touched the windshield...

doooooah

 

I think he was doing that for the camera angle, otherwise you'd just be looking at everyone's back straight on.

 

Very nice! One day I'll be adding a Road or Street Glide...

 

Love the stance on this bike, great job. Toying with the idea of putting the Burly Slammer kit on my Low Rider, but wondering how it will ride being I am a big guy (+300 lbs)

 

That probably scared the sh** outta you, lol. It's little details like those that one always misses after doing a mod like changing bars.