Anyone gone to WO575s after WO577s
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Anyone gone to WO575s after WO577s
I installed some Wild One 577s over the winter and I really love the look comfort (on short rides). I've had some shoulder injuries on my right shoulder that may require surgery. After a few hours of riding that shoulder is in pain and worthless. If I take a break for a while I can ride some more.
I hopped on a friends SG with stock bars and it felt very strange and clumsy. I only have 1500+ miles on my bars but I'm already used to them. I'd hate to go to the WO575s and get that stock feel again.
So, has anyone made the change?
I hopped on a friends SG with stock bars and it felt very strange and clumsy. I only have 1500+ miles on my bars but I'm already used to them. I'd hate to go to the WO575s and get that stock feel again.
So, has anyone made the change?
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I just had the 575s put on last week and I love them, they have the stock angle and wrist position but your hands are a couple of inches wider apart and you are pulled back a couple of inches and up about 2 inches. With the stock bars, my arms were almost locked straight with the 575s I have a good bend at the elbow, I can lean back on a rider backrest and have no problem with being in full control of the bike, I have an old shoulder injury and there is no pressure on my shoulders with these bars, I can go hours without a problem. Hope you find a good solution.
Last edited by porkchopsd; 02-26-2011 at 09:53 PM.
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Got started on my buddies 575 install today. Width of stock bars are 31" end of grip. 575 and 577 are 35" end of grip. Wrists are straighter with both Wild ones v/s the stockers. 575s have a more downward angle on the grips than the 577s. Grips on the 575 are up maybe 1.5" and back 2.0 v/s stock. Biggest difference is height. Top of grips on the 577 are 6"above the top of the grips on the 575s. First 2 pics are height diff on 577s and 575s. Second 2 pics are stock bar and 575 bar.
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I just had the 575s put on last week and I love them, they have the stock angle and wrist position but your hands are a couple of inches wider apart and you are pulled back a couple of inches and up about 2 inches. With the stock bars, my arms were almost locked straight with the 575s I have a good bend at the elbow, I can lean back on a rider backrest and have no problem with being in full control of the bike, I have an old shoulder injury and there is no pressure on my shoulders with these bars, I can go hours without a problem. Hope you find a good solution.
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