Handlebars

I could never get the bars I wanted, I have short arms and nothing was comfy.
Sooo, I made my own, fits me to a T

I also have the same problem. Could you tell me how many inches up and back you went? maybe I could find a pair equal to your measurements...:Coffee:
 
I have a bad neck and back. Lots of pain between shoulders on road trips.
Had the same problem on 2 wheels, but it is worse with the trike.
Looking at some new bars.
These are the sets I'm looking at.

Khrome Werks 1" Chrome 2+2 Sweeper


Yaffe Classic Bagger Apes, 10"
Part # BA-10-C / 10” Bagger Apes
[url=http://www.baggernation.com/products-bars.htm]Paul Yaffe's Bagger Nation


Yaffe doesn't provide the dimension on their site.
Emailed for them.

Anyone using either of bars?
If so. How does the rise, pullback, and width compare to stock?
HAVE YOU LOOKED AT WO575 HANDLEBARS??
GREAT FOR SHORT-ARMED AND SHORT IN HEIGHT TYPE PEOPLE, like me.
 
Hello Everyone, I used the Harley 2" pullback Bars, part number 56176-08, cost 127.13.

After reading and talking to some Harley Tech it was advised that I purchase the twist grip sensor, as the wires are very thin and have a tendency to break when pulling the connector apart. Part number 32310-08, cost 85.19

I also purchased new grips which cost me 58.06, shipping for everything was 21.63 and 3.00 for shipping insurance.

Grand Total 285.01

I installed the bars myself in about and hour. Used the same break hoses and clutch cable, however I had to re-route the clutch cable inside the fairing so it would be long enough.

Just came back from a 2840 mile trip, no sore shoulders, no neck pain and no problems reaching the bars, was very comfortable, as one could be on a Harley. Very happy I purchased the twist grip sensor, which made replacement very simple.

Good Luck!
I am going to do the same bar on my 2011 Tri Glide also, but I am being told that the 32310-08 does not work on a Tri Glide.
 
Higher Handlebars

I am confused what works with Trike and what doesn't? I have 2014 Tri-Glide and the 32310-08 CVO throttle side sensor says it won't work with trike? Can somebody confirm it works on trike or not...I want to eliminate the green plug. I am thinking of cutting it off and solder but that is risky with my solder skills?

Any other advice on what bars and wiring you ended up with on your rushmore trike or other models will be listened to.
Thanks
Hap
 
Look at the Hiel bars. They are adjustable in more ways. Up, Down, to the side, etc. We have them on our 1200 sportster Roadsmith. They are a little pricey, but worth every penny
 

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