Help w Handle Bars on Road King
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Help w Handle Bars on Road King
Whats up guys? I've been researchin and readin til my freakin heads splittin. I have a 03 FLHRCI ann ed. I'm 6'3" and I've heard WO518 are comfortable and ive heard the wo515 (10" mini apes) are comfy too. I know it all depends on the rider, just wanted to get some more insight. I'm havin a hard time findin a local shop to try out the different bars. Thanks ya'll!
Colby
Colby
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#3
Heritage bars are an inexpensive fix for most, if comfort is all you want.
For comfort, custom look and internal wiring I went with the WO515.
A little wider than Heritage but I like em. Next bar change will be 16" apes but for what this bar swap set me back, they're going to stay awhile.
For comfort, custom look and internal wiring I went with the WO515.
A little wider than Heritage but I like em. Next bar change will be 16" apes but for what this bar swap set me back, they're going to stay awhile.
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Whats up guys? I've been researchin and readin til my freakin heads splittin. I have a 03 FLHRCI ann ed. I'm 6'3" and I've heard WO518 are comfortable and ive heard the wo515 (10" mini apes) are comfy too. I know it all depends on the rider, just wanted to get some more insight. I'm havin a hard time findin a local shop to try out the different bars. Thanks ya'll!
Colby
Colby
Handlebars are a crap shot you never know what's going to work for you.
#5
I have a set of heritage bars that came of a 2004 that I bought off ebay. I was going to put them on my 02 Road King Classic, but the indy that I use had a set in his shop that he's going to put on my bike. I will take $60.00 shipped to you if you're interested. I'm tired of having to constantly "lean forward." My middle back kills me after riding for a few hours.
#6
I put the WO 14" apes on and I love them great hand position and great seat position it allowed me to sit further back which required a different seat, and made me really comfortable, overall was an expensive switch. I would suggest for those looking to fix the lean over problem that is associated with the Road Kings, figure out where they want to sit with the seat, and buy bars that allow them to reach them comfortably from there. I always felt like I was sitting on top of the tank with a sundowner, and but it alleviated some of the back pain from leaning over. I wanted to sit back and the bars and seat made the bike a perfect fit for me.
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+1 on that. Ran em on my Heritage for a few yrs. Too much angle. All day in the saddle is like all day roto tilling
I've used those 518 bars, they are very comfortable but on long rides they killed my wrists because of the cocked angle they are at I then removed those and put a set of 12" apes on and I really like them so far, have gone on as long as a 6 hr ride with no trouble.
Handlebars are a crap shot you never know what's going to work for you.
Handlebars are a crap shot you never know what's going to work for you.