Mitch said he would you and the bike. However, due to a new business he is not going to do anymore bars at this time. I will post pictures and measurements at the end of the week.

 

Been looking at INSANE CYCLES in WI. Anyone heard of them? They say they can make me a set of bars for $300-600 depending on what needs to be done.

 

I got my bike back and the new handlebars are really nice. And, I received a big surprise. I sat on it with my street shoes with no heels. I was firmly flat footed! YAY! I plan on riding it tomorrow and will take a few pictures to post here. I was unable to get the stock handlebars measured yet. It is still on my to do list. I will measure my new bars and post with pictures.

 

I'm almost ready to put my bike away. It is getting cold here. Still, I am looking forward to seeing what you got.

 

Hey Lonnie, thanks for your help in the other thread about my wife's handle bars on her superlow. Did you ever have a chance to take any pictures of your new bars?

Still debating on going with those risers or just getting a new bar all together

 

Hubba-hubba! I know, I know: Thou shall not covet thy neighbor's bike!

 

Aklim, you've probably already solved the problem of changing handlebar but at anyway I am attaching the comparison that I did when I decided to replace the original handlebar with one with more pullback.
I am 5.58 feet tall and to make the SuperLow most comfortable I have made ​​the following changes:
forward foot controls, Sundowner Deep Bucket Seat HD cod 51739-07, buckhorn handlebar HD cod 56051-06 that is perfectly interchangeable and not very expensive.
In addition I made a change to the gear lever (see photo) made ​​as described in my previous post dated 02-22-2012 as answer to the thread "883 SuperLow heel toe shifter" started by you. Attachment 323542

 

That's very kind of you to say.
She had that bike for a little over 9 years. 2004 1200 Custom. It was traded in this past January for a 2013 FLD. She got $4,500 for it with close to 60,000 miles. She doesn't miss it, but she enjoyed da hell out of it while she had it.
I think the nut that attaches the saddle to the handlebars is nice to look at, too.