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Old 09-10-2018, 10:43 AM
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Default Any one running a T/MX-Bar on a Rushmore Road Glide

Wondering if anyone out there is running a T/MX style bar on the Rushmore Road Glide. I know the gauge and tree cover are different from the older RG's and those are all I seem to be able to find.
 
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You can run them. There are a few ways of doing it. A lot of guys just drill holes below their gauges. The gauges get covered a little.

I'll be installing some in the future.
 
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I'd like to see some pictures, I'm changing mine to Road King bars.
 
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Here's mine. 14" FXR Division Split MX Tbars with Kraus gauge mount.



 
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24V's bike looks Kool, but those pipes look loud as ****!
 
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Originally Posted by dave the welder
24V's bike looks Kool, but those pipes look loud as ****!
Actually not as bad as you'd imagine.
 
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24v, very nice ride! i am gussing you don’t have any type of cover over your trees now with the gauges relocated? Got any pics of how that looks? Also, how tall are those bars? I like to see a straight on profile pic so I can get a good idea of the height in relationship to the fairing. I measured what I think would be 14” off my top tree and it seems a lot lower then I think it would be. I am used to riding with 14” apes that I had on my Street Bob.
 
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Originally Posted by blueangel73
24v, very nice ride! i am gussing you don’t have any type of cover over your trees now with the gauges relocated? Got any pics of how that looks? Also, how tall are those bars? I like to see a straight on profile pic so I can get a good idea of the height in relationship to the fairing. I measured what I think would be 14” off my top tree and it seems a lot lower then I think it would be. I am used to riding with 14” apes that I had on my Street Bob.
My bars are 14". They are lower than 14" apes because apes bolt to risers, so that adds a few inches typically.
 
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I hose are sure interesting. I am not a fan but appreciate that he person likes different styles. Those bars play mind games with me. I look at them and think you have to loose leverage with them?
 
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I hose are sure interesting. I am not a fan but appreciate that he person likes different styles. Those bars play mind games with me. I look at them and think you have to loose leverage with them?
They are a little more narrow than apes and the hand position is a little more straight. It feels different at first but they also feel a lot more connected to the bike. I had apes previously, no way I would go back.
 


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