2kewlgypsie you look bad on your F6b.
2kewlgypsie you look bad on your F6b.
Originally Posted by 2kewlgypsy
Not sure if I could drill out still, but maybe! I think by pulling them back in, you get the wrist angle again - and that is the part that I believe does in my back and neck.
Here is some shots that my wife just took - pardon the non riding gear - sitting in the garage, but you can get an idea of arm and wrist angles
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I have no idea why they are upside down, or how to fix that, but they were upside down whether I picked attachments or insert images.
hello which Mbl risers did you use the wide or standard? thanks
Here is an F6B with apes!
I used what I think they call narrow - the bottom mounting hole is inside the rest of the pattern. But when you turn them around so they are on the wrong side, the bottom bolt moves to outside the pattern, Hence the wider profile of the bars.
yes thats it but who did the work?????
Anyone bueller?????
Here is an F6B with apes!
I thought the same as many others about the comfort of apes until about two years ago. Purchased a 2008 Road King that had 18" apes. Asked the owner if he had the stock bars, he did not. Took it home thinking I have to change these bar. After riding it and getting custom to the way it handle it turned out to be one of the most comfortable riding positions of any bike I've owned. Yes I have owner a few.
The sales pitch? - " You want to ride looking like you're raping a water buffalo? These are the bars for you!"
A couple more photos of this stylish, well-hung gentleman:
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