Khrome Werks Bars
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Thanks for the reply. Can you tell me a bit more about your bars, how is the height compared to stock, how is the reach changed if at all, and what does the +2 indicate? Overall why do you prefer the 300505? You are correct this is for my 99; I think I'm stuck with this bike, I really enjoy it and it's not worth much on the market.
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KW's on top, stock on the bottom
![](http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b167/bvail/motorcycle/000_0348.jpg)
A side shot of my 04
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From the rear
![](http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b167/bvail/motorcycle/000_0351.jpg)
From the top
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You would need new clutch cable and throttle/idle cables. Clutch you can use 38649-98. The throttle/idle cables from HD I used are obsolete now so you would have to get aftermarket. Brake cables are fine and won't need changing.
![](http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b167/bvail/motorcycle/000_0348.jpg)
A side shot of my 04
![](http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b167/bvail/motorcycle/000_0353.jpg)
From the rear
![](http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b167/bvail/motorcycle/000_0351.jpg)
From the top
![](http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b167/bvail/motorcycle/000_0352.jpg)
You would need new clutch cable and throttle/idle cables. Clutch you can use 38649-98. The throttle/idle cables from HD I used are obsolete now so you would have to get aftermarket. Brake cables are fine and won't need changing.
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initially I used all stock cables and lines; tweaked the front brake line with no problem, throttle/idle were not an issue at all. I ran the clutch cable outside the fairing just so I could ride immediately, ended up running that way over a year, but you do need a longer clutch cable to properly route through the fairing. I finally got all new lines/cables + length on all. I knew I was going to get the nice cables eventually so I didn't see the sense in buying a new temporary clutch cable to match the rest of my stock black cables.
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