Thinking of ordering a pair, only can find pics of Dynas that have them. Pics would be appreciated if anyone has them.

I was thinking of going with the 10". Anything taller than that looks kind of goofy in my opinion. Just want to maybe get the drags about shoulder height to be a little more comfortable.

 

Nobody, really??

 

Yep nobody by the looks of it, cos they look dumb you'll get accused of trying to look like a1% from S of A, if you want your arms higher do your self a favour and get some apes.

 

I've been considering apes as well. Just really like the drag bars. I have 6 inch stock risers now, didn't think getting a 10 inch t-bar would turn me into an "soa" wannabe. As I stated before, I think anything above 10 inches looks foolish for drags. Everybody and their mother has apes, just want to try something a little different.

 

What you say is true, a lot of people do have apes but there are plenty of different designs and heights, it's up to you but there has to be a reason why few people fit 10" t bars, personally I've never seen a bike in the flesh so to speak with them on.

 

I added 8" pullback risers to the stock drag bar and they really transformed the comfort of my bike. You can see them in my sig pic.

 

I went with 10" mini apes on mine. Just another option.

 

Looks really good, I like that setup. How drastic was the change on the way it handles compared to the drags? Also, where are your hand controls?

 

I used the GripAce setup in the left grip, and foot clutch / jockey shift. Ran the front brake line internal, and internal throttle to keep it all nice n clean. Only the brake lever remains, didn't have much option with that because of the foot clutch.

 

The change in handling is a tough question to answer accurately. At the same time I did the bars, I also lowered 2" front and rear, foot/jockey setup, fat front tire, and 0 degree trees (stock train has 2 degrees in the trees). So all that combined, handling was certainly different from stock. I do like the feel of the bars though. With them rolled forward like they are, I maintained the same basic forward lean riding position as stock drags, just now my hands are shoulder height.