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Old 06-03-2009, 08:46 AM
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Yeh the stock cables will work with the 7 inch. Mine are 10 inch and the stock cables work fine
 
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cables are fine, but you'll have to extend the wiring a bit if you plan on wiring them internally
 
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those bars are so awesome. i just wish i had crap loads of money to get em!
 
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nice bars Squee!
 
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Originally Posted by papadop88
cables are fine, but you'll have to extend the wiring a bit if you plan on wiring them internally
Best pic of the short stacks on a Nightster I've seen, now I'm defenitely sold on getting them!
 
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Best pic of the short stacks on a Nightster I've seen, now I'm defenitely sold on getting them!

yeh Papa's bike is sweet no doupt!
 
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If you want a discounted price on those bars drop a PM. I would go for 12" for sure.
 
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Originally Posted by papadop88
cables are fine, but you'll have to extend the wiring a bit if you plan on wiring them internally
papa, would any change in brake lines be needed for these bars?
 
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Originally Posted by naphtali5725
papa, would any change in brake lines be needed for these bars?
Technically, you can just bend the metal part of the stock brake line and get away with it, but I would just change it out.
 
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Originally Posted by papadop88
Technically, you can just bend the metal part of the stock brake line and get away with it, but I would just change it out.
how much extra length of a brake line would be required? 2-3 inches or so?
 
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