Khrome Werks, sold through DennisKirk.com and others. the p/n is 300519. Their site says it won't fit the Limited, but the KW tech support guys say they guarantee it will fit.

 

I was agreeing with you,sorry if it sounded different.
but anyway my buddy has the 2+2 bars on his 05 ultra,I have rode his bike and my roadglide had stock bars on it before I put 14 on it.
the 2+2 on the ultra,the bars make me lean back on backrest.bars are a good bit closer for me,less reaching.
almost like sitting in a recliner with your hands and arm sitting on a table about 3 or 4 inches above your waistline.
they were ok for me.
liked them better than the stock bar on my roadglide,but was still not what I wanted.
so I went with factory47 14 inch bar and they are perfect for me.but I And 6 ft tall and 34 inch inseam.
a lot depends on you height and torso height.
good luck on finding the right bars for you,I got lucky on mine hope you do the same as in being lucky and get the right bars first time around.

 

Look at these
http://shop.wild1inc.com/WO579-CHUBB...-LOW-WO579.htm

 

Looks like a good option. I just need to find someone with bars like that to try out for comfort. Hate to buy them and hate the feel.

 

That's the bad thing about replacing bars; unless you try them ahead of time, you never know how they are going to feel. I've been looking for a year. I'm afraid to change them out without a test drive.

 

Helibars are my favorite with so many different adjustments you can find one that works for you, a little spendy but well worth it. I had these on my Victory Cross Country and the day I rode my Ultra limited home I already had them waiting for me at home, I did the install myself and it was fairly easy, there is a install video on there site as well.

https://www.helibars.com/products/He...Glide/610.html

 

I ended up putting the Krome Werks 2+2 chrome on myself, I took my time and also installed the garage door opener (with the added wiring harness) and some chrome tie down brackets. Overall the cost was minimal and the result is wonderful... 300 mile ride last weekend and no more pain!