Todd's Cycle 12

[Momania]

All I can say is make sure you have eveything you need before you start.There's a couple good slideshows on here. My buddy is a lead tech at the local HD Dealer so he did most of the work, especially the internal wiring. I found those bars for $200 new in the box on ebay from a Harley Dealer, they're usually around $300.

[Cmathias]

They really look good. Thanks for sharing the pics...

[ThumperGA]

Originally Posted by Rowdy

If you think your going to regret it, and are only going with 10's to save a few bucks, you may want to re-think it. Check out some of the handlebar threads, and I am pretty sure you will find you can install the 12's without having to exetend wiring and cables. I am posthing this thought under the assumption your bike is a 2010 or later. Just some freindly advice. I started with 10's and now I have 14's on mine.

Rowdy

They were a special order, and therefore not easily returnable. I've been skeptical about apes for some time, and was worried that 12's might be too tall, but the jury is still out. I've got the 10's sitting in the garage now waiting for me to tackle them, so I guess we'll see when I dry fit them BEFORE running all of the wires.

[erikdsn]

I have these bars on the way now. If anyone is still paying attn to this thread, from what I can tell, I'll be good with stock cables AND wires? no extending needed? Thanks in advance!

Erik