Burly 12" apes
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I just put a set of Burly 12's on my Iron a few months ago. I love the feel and the install was pretty straight forward. I'd strongly recommend a service manual though, in case you need to trace any wiring later, or need help like I did with the clutch cable.
The only real issues I encountered was once I got done, the master cyliner cap leaked no matter what I did. I bought a new chrome cap kit from Drag Specialties and it fixed it. Then a few weeks ago the Russell brake line that came with the Burly kit started leaking and had to be replaced. If I were being picky I'd say the included clutch cable could have been a bit shorter, but it hasn't caused any real issues.
The only real issues I encountered was once I got done, the master cyliner cap leaked no matter what I did. I bought a new chrome cap kit from Drag Specialties and it fixed it. Then a few weeks ago the Russell brake line that came with the Burly kit started leaking and had to be replaced. If I were being picky I'd say the included clutch cable could have been a bit shorter, but it hasn't caused any real issues.
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The Burly bars are nice, but I would consider a different wiring/cable kit. I know of two guys who bought the Burly wiring kit and both had problems with the throttle cables kinking and one snapped.. LA choppers makes a kit for a few pennies more. I used those myself and the quality seems pretty good. You have to buy the wiring separate, but the kit for wiring was about 20 bucks.
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The Burly bars are nice, but I would consider a different wiring/cable kit. I know of two guys who bought the Burly wiring kit and both had problems with the throttle cables kinking and one snapped.. LA choppers makes a kit for a few pennies more. I used those myself and the quality seems pretty good. You have to buy the wiring separate, but the kit for wiring was about 20 bucks.
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