Apehanger steering
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RE: Apehanger steering
Had the same bars on my Custom, but never noticed anything odd about them steering.
But I wasn't used to the lower wider bars of a Fatty either. Give it time and I'm sure you'll get used to them.
BTW my new lower wider bars do seem to be a tad easier to countersteer with their a bit stiffer \\;too. So that may be helping some.
But I wasn't used to the lower wider bars of a Fatty either. Give it time and I'm sure you'll get used to them.
BTW my new lower wider bars do seem to be a tad easier to countersteer with their a bit stiffer \\;too. So that may be helping some.
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RE: Apehanger steering
I run my Crossbones bars a little pulled back from the stock, upright setting, it feels a lot better, as in I have more control. Try adjusting them before you give up on \\; them. \\;9000 miles \\;since March and I was away working for 40 days without her. \\;I love this bike!!
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RE: Apehanger steering
ORIGINAL: bfreesun
Thanks for the replies. Do you mind if I ask how far back?
Thanks for the replies. Do you mind if I ask how far back?
Not far, a little bit of rotation makes a big change at the grips. Be careful of the splines on the bars, don't damage them by turning them without being loosened all the way and have the grooves \\;lined up when you tighten everything back up.
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