You have heated gloves, right?

 

4 point docking and sissy bar. That's it.

I haven't ridden yet so I don't know how it rides. I was up in the air over 10 and 12. The reviews say I should retain most of the fairing protection. They also said I could send them back and swap them if I didn't like them. Most of the people that went 10s, ended up swapping for the 12s. I don't know yet. I'm anxious as hell about it.

 

[QUOTE=Juan L;19753618]I meant installing them took forever. Far more involved than the other bike.

I rode but the bars were too low. I liked them, but after a while my neck felt like it was being pinched and I wanted to move my hands up but couldn't. These are a lot lower than the other bike.

 

Get the wide touring Freedom Shield and your problem is solved.

I've seen plenty 12 and 14 bars on baggers. People seem to like them. you'll be fine.

 

Chris, pick up the house courtesy phone, please...

https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...andlebars.html

 

Looks good, Chris.

 

I'd been looking into the Klock Werks shields. I'll check those out too. There's a dealer in Austin that has a windshield rental. They have the Klock Werks and they're free to try. I was going to strmart there. Nothing to lose.

I called the company and spoke to a guy there and explained what I wanted and kept going back and forth. 10 and 12 cost the same, nothing to gain swaying me onw way or the other. He said most people that get 10s swap for 12s and the 12s have more pull back, so my arms don't have to be fully extended to reach them. With that Mustang seat it moved me back and made the bars feel further away.

I'll ride to work tomorrow and provide an update. I really don't know of they're an improvement yet or not. I will say this though: it feels like I have more room on the bike and don't have to lean forward to reach the bars.

 

Russ, what's with the electric bill spikes? How does a person amass a $17,000 bill over a week?

 

Greg, I understand it was an option where the consumer could purchase at some sort of "open market rates" and take a gamble vs the standard fixed -rate billing.

 

Alrighty then. Thanks.