10" or 12" bars on a Street Glide?
#13
I was told whatever you are thinking add 2", because once they're installed you're going to wish you went higher. When I did mine I did 12".. I was thinking 10, listened to the advice and went to the next size like people said, plus I still wanted to use my stock fairing mirrors, didn't want to add mirrors on the bars. I'm very happy with the 12's.
#15
This will kind of give you a general idea for bars up to 14" as to where your hands and arms will be in relation to the fairing. Then you can sit on your bike and put your hands and arms in a position that you think you'll be comfortable.
http://www.wild1inc.com/BAGGER_CLASSIC.html
http://www.wild1inc.com/BAGGER_CLASSIC.html
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#19
I did 10" LA Choppers... what a difference. That said, i think 12" would have been good too. Better? IDK Can't go wrong either way.
Rented a stocker Ultra while in AZ... WOW you really start to notice the difference over all the little tweaks you do to make it "just right" Bars, seat, foot controls etc.
FYI - I'm 6'3" with a TALL torso.
Rented a stocker Ultra while in AZ... WOW you really start to notice the difference over all the little tweaks you do to make it "just right" Bars, seat, foot controls etc.
FYI - I'm 6'3" with a TALL torso.
#20
I did swap my bushings out while I was at it, but I still have some flex... more then I expected.. I had not heard of the tap/bolt mod either, but think its a great idea. If I decide to redo my bushings at some point I'll be doing the tap/bolt mod too.