Excellent video! I have watched numerous bar install videos after purchasing my new 2019 RGS, and this is one of (if not) the best video on the topic. Good camera angles and explanation. I will certainly be referencing this video when I do the inevitable bar swap.
Great video. It helped me significantly. I installed these bars in three hours. I used a Westinghouse chain in combination with the weed whacker line. The chains weight seeks out the holes using just gravity. The plastic line is very strong and smooth flowing once it's fed through the end caps. I also installed the throttle wire before the switch wire. I only had to remove the larger of the plug heads in the switch line to accomplish installation this way. Great Job!
Looks great. I bought a 2019 RGS in Industrial Grey early this month. Next monday the bike is delivered. I have the same bars installed right at the dealer before delivery. Gorgeous bike, Best regards from Germany Monty
Great video, Man! Getting ready to install a set of these on my wife's '21 RG Special and this is super helpful. The dealership makes is sound hard but you make it clear and easy, so thanks for saving us a thousand dollars.
Great video man ! Keep it up . This kind of content will make your channel grow soo quick... love the bike’s. Thanx for great detail on this job. Best bar install video i have seen on you tube ..
Just a heads up next time you run Internal wires on apes or really any bar I use like ceiling fan chain with the little balls it comes out of the holes pretty quick
Nice looking bars! Great video! I wish you had video of your posture and reach with the old bars verses the new ones. I like the drag bar look I just don’t want to lose being able to have my back using the seat back during really long rides. I am 5:10.
@@DOOWORKMOTORSPORTS Really? I love mine. I haven't been able to ride because my engine failed at 9K. Rocker arm bolts backed out bending all of my pushrods.
@@DOOWORKMOTORSPORTS In response to your comment, are you now saying that you did not like the Harley Davidson Chizeled Lo Handlebars? If that so, why?
Ron here, this is exactly the video I was looking for. Great looking bars. Looks like a great feel. Now I gotta look for your riding review,cuz I’m now thinking bout getting new bars
awesome turn out and same for video, helped me tremendously, even being mechanical. the no missed steps is important. Anything else is just details that we all have quirks about, like mirrors, grips, bar placement, etc...just finished my Low bars, not the chiseled...same look. love them! Rid On!
I put the same bars on my 18 Road Glide in December. The bike handles totally different, I feel like I have much better control of the bike. The stock bars hurt my shoulders. I just got back from sturgis a few days ago, clocked almost 2K miles no pain at all.
Love them want some for my roadking special 2021 the factory’s have me sitting forward 2in more than I want to be they are 9.25 im 5’9” but a 9in rise want do it for me if you have any suggestions let me know I don’t care for ape hangers but that might be the ticket 12in
@Doowork Productions - Awesome video! Thanks for sharing! It allowed me to visualize the process and think it through before attempting. I hope you don't mind if I share a tip I learned tonight installing these bars on my 2019 RGS....... Tip for anyone installing these bars - you DO NOT have to REMOVE THE CONNECTOR PINS to install the throttle and controls harness. Use the tips from this video on using a weight and fishing line to route it through the bars using gravity. When installing these two harnesses through the bar give this a try: 1. Route the controls harness first. I wrapped the fishing line around the harness about 2 inches from the end and only used 1 wrap of tape to secure it 2. wrap a 2nd piece of fishing line onto the harness that you can pull through the bar to use for the throttle harness to be installed next. 3. Pull the controls harness through the bar out of the hole where the bar plug was. From there you can push it through the straight part of the bar to the center hole and out. 4. Secure the fishing line to the throttle harness by staggering the connectors and putting them inline with each other. Wrap the fishing line and use 1 layer of electrical tape only. 5. Lube the 3 inches of electrical tape with vaseline. Pulling through the bar hole where the plug was, you can work it back and forth pulling on both ends until it passed by the bend 6. Pull the throttle harness through the hole at the end of the bar all the way until the throttle sensor sits tight in the end of the bar. 7. From there, bend the throttle harness and feed it back into the bar through the straight section to the center hole It's not easy, but I found it can be done without removing the wires from the connector and feel it saved me a lot of time. I had these bars installed in 2 hours start to finish. Good luck all!
So I did this, same exact bars. The bike starts but my throttle doesn't respond. I put a new throttle sensor in and have good connections. The fuel and battery gauge also aren't working...any ideas???
I’m pricing a 2020 road glide and I wanted these exact bars and when I looked at the build sheet the shop line at eight hours I see why now nice job on your part very well thought out nice fit and finish good job
I dont even own the bike but watched the whole video. They look nice and i like the street glide bikes. I like how the mirros on the bars not on the ferrings! Nice bioe man 👍👌
Very nice, I have a 21 Road Glide Special that I just bought, traded in my 18 Street Glide for it. Trying to decide what bars I want to go with. And I really like these. I am also only 5"7. Thanks, this video is very helpful. People tell me to go with 14" bars, but I think they will be too big. I was thinking 12" but I really like how these look.
Hey I know it’s been a year ago since you showed those bars. I wasn’t able to pull that part up on the site in the description. Can you help? I’m 6’5” and I’m thinking about the 14”
I have a 15 RG CVO. The Harley website says these won’t work. Looking at the specs for these and what “fits “ my CVO they’re not far off. I’m thinking RG is RG and the specs are not that far off. I’m 5’6” and want to lose the stock bars because when I rolled them up they turn my wrists in and make it uncomfortable. I tried KST 12” but then I’m in the clouds on a turn. Do have any thoughts on why the chizel low bars may not fit? Thanks. Pete.
Put these on my 22 road glide. Now I'm pulling lost communication codes for lh and rh controls. And lost communication with speedo. Has me stumped tryed many things. Any help guys?
Damn good video, very detailed, I didn't know about these bars before I got some factory 47's 12inch signature bars gloss black and I love mine, but your bars look damn good 👌🏽
Bars look good but I wish you would have took a vid of you on the bike. I'm your height and the stock bars are to low and I lean forward to far on my 21 Road Glide. I was thinking 14 inch would be better for my height.
THANK YOU!!!!!! I’ve been going crazy trying to decide between 12” and the chizled low bars. My road king had 18’s and my bobber has 21’s and I loved them but when I got on the road glide I was shocked at how much I liked the feel of the low bars. I’m 5’6” so reach was a concern of mine as well. I also ride the road glide a lot more aggressively so didn’t think tall bars would be the best for that. Did you notice any better feel for the handling characteristics with the chizled low’s? GREAT channel!!! Keep up the good work!
@@DOOWORKMOTORSPORTS Thanks. I'll have a double set of wires on the clutch side too with heated grips. So depinning all the connectors and pulling the sets of cable bundles together should be the best strategy.
Thank you!!!!! You made my choice on my new bars easier. I am 5' 6" so those bars will be perfect for me. I was doubting the plugs, but since those plugs are not rubber, then I will definitely buy these bars. Thank you also for the series. I have a bike like yours but in Industrial Grey Denim. I am not making a clone of your bike, but it is sure nice to see another vision on how to make these bikes unique. Ride safe!!! I have not seen your seat video yet, but I love the look of that seat.
What kind of seat do u recommend for a guy that wants a more comfortable seat. I put a 6.5 klockwerks shield and don’t want to be any higher. Tried the Saddlemen step up but put me about an inch higher. What’s ur take
I just tried both the saddlemen step up and the lucky daves step up and I found the lucky daves was more comfortable. I am hearing that the Adam Sandival seat that Ciro makes is the most comfortable and lowest to the ground. I plan on doing a review on that seat too. Stay Tuned!
DOOWORK PRODUCTIONS I’ll be looking for the review. I check the ASR seat. Basically for a two up seat your spending about 800 dollars. I’ll need to see a non bias opinion on the seat.
Did I see a 9 inch Klockwerks sport flare windshield on your RG? If so i have the same bars and also the KW 9" flare on my 2018 CVO RG but my bars hit the windshield WHen I turn the 9" low chiseled handlebars full lock. Any thoughts?
YOu said in the video these are the 9" bars or are they 12" bars? I am getting ready to install 12" bars on my RGU and tips before I start the job? Ride Safe
I’m 5’7” as well, with a ‘19 RGS in Indy Gray. Do these bars help improve your posture on the bike for touring? The Harley website states these give a more sporty, forward-leaning positioning for the rider.
Does it cause you to lean forward excessively? I’m 5’10”, so I’m slightly taller, but I also have highway pegs. I don’t want to feel like I’m trying to stretch my hamstrings when I ride.
I have a 2018 RG, just bought it last month. The previous owner added heated rubber grips. When I went to order the Chizzled bars, it says they are not compatible with heated rubber grips. Have you had any experience replacing stock bars that have heated grips? Any thoughts on why they would not be compatible?
Bike is looking very nice my man, I personally would have gone with Factory 47 bars @ 14". you find as time goes on that you would have preferred a taller bar for comfort. STILL LOOKING GOOD.
It is doable without depinning if u have the new style throttle cable. If u are a shorter dude the reach is “agressive” To say the least I popped the pin to pull em back but that’s a stop gap measure Gonna go for some 12s When tab rolls out their bars in chrome. The Lo bars look FIRE 🔥.. bike handles well but I need to be more upright in posture
Just one thing...You state the Paul Yaffe made you stretch too far but they have a 9" pull back vs the Harley lo at 6.42"? I would think the Harley bars would stretch you out more?
I like how you make the video almost idiot proof with the details perfect not a big fan of the bars other video lead me to this which I’m trying to figure out with T Bars I’m going to go with thanks for the great video
Well I got the bars installed, it was a nightmare. I had to look up videos on how to take apart the wires, etc and just as I was wrapping things up, the fork lock will not engage. My bike has been locked to a lift so I didn't move the handlebars, but I cannot get the fork lock to seat. Your video shows how to remove the fork lock, but not how to put it back and I fear from trying to figure it out, I got it out of alignment which is now going to cost me some crazy money to fix. I suggest editing this video with a warning about fork lock removal/reinstall. Looks like I learned the hard expensive way.
great video in explaining on how to do the install, but what about the torque specs for the bars ? also, just curious as to why weren't you able to reinstall the bracket under the lock switch without removing the lock assembly .it looked like it was easily removed. I think an air compressor with a blower tip would do the trick to feed the wires true the bars. thoughts?
All he had to do was turn the handlebars and then the bottom piece with a slid right on I've taken mine on and off a few times that way you don't have to remove the ignition switch.
Really good video. You made the install much look much simpler than what i expected.
Thx for the video , although I'm a 73 year old retired mechanic I learned a lot from you. Keep the videos coming.
You're welcome, thanks for your support!
Excellent video! I have watched numerous bar install videos after purchasing my new 2019 RGS, and this is one of (if not) the best video on the topic. Good camera angles and explanation. I will certainly be referencing this video when I do the inevitable bar swap.
Thank you, thanks for your support!
Great video. It helped me significantly. I installed these bars in three hours. I used a Westinghouse chain in combination with the weed whacker line. The chains weight seeks out the holes using just gravity. The plastic line is very strong and smooth flowing once it's fed through the end caps. I also installed the throttle wire before the switch wire. I only had to remove the larger of the plug heads in the switch line to accomplish installation this way. Great Job!
I believe those bars give you RG a nicer look than the stock ones! Looks great!
Awesome vid! Thanks for taking the time to share it!
Look killer!! I'm days away from pulling the trigger on a 2022 RG Special ... just want to decide on the bars first!! You just helped bigtime!
After watching the video I ordered the bars. I’m sold! Thanks for your videos, I enjoy your reviews. Keep it up.
Awesome! Thanks for your support!
Looks great. I bought a 2019 RGS in Industrial Grey early this month. Next monday the bike is delivered. I have the same bars installed right at the dealer before delivery.
Gorgeous bike,
Best regards from Germany
Monty
Excellent video, straight to the point and very helpful!
OMG I want these exact bars.
Chrome for my 2023 standard.
Glad I saw this !!!
Great video, Man! Getting ready to install a set of these on my wife's '21 RG Special and this is super helpful. The dealership makes is sound hard but you make it clear and easy, so thanks for saving us a thousand dollars.
I have a 23 road glide and was looking at adding the chizeled lo ones on mine. Did you have to change of the wiring or the clutch/brake line?
Great video man ! Keep it up . This kind of content will make your channel grow soo quick... love the bike’s. Thanx for great detail on this job. Best bar install video i have seen on you tube ..
Thank you, I appreciate that! Thanks for your support!
LOOKS GREAT !!!…. I too like the alignment with the forks ! THANKS FOR SHARING !!!
The hell with the bars! What you do for a living to have them toys in that garage!? Lol good video!
Mom and dad 😂
Just a heads up next time you run Internal wires on apes or really any bar I use like ceiling fan chain with the little balls it comes out of the holes pretty quick
Nice looking bars! Great video! I wish you had video of your posture and reach with the old bars verses the new ones. I like the drag bar look I just don’t want to lose being able to have my back using the seat back during really long rides. I am 5:10.
I have the same 9" bars on my 18 Road Glide, I love the way it handles now. You are going to love them.
I hated them and bought the 12" FXR Division MotorWitch Bars lol I love them now haha
@@DOOWORKMOTORSPORTS Really? I love mine. I haven't been able to ride because my engine failed at 9K. Rocker arm bolts backed out bending all of my pushrods.
@@DOOWORKMOTORSPORTS In response to your comment, are you now saying that you did not like the Harley Davidson Chizeled Lo Handlebars? If that so, why?
@@inkedritualtattoocare284 Yes, they made my arms cramp up on long rides..
Just installed these on my 2020 Road Glide Special last night, along with some Ness grips. Love em.
Nice!
Ron here, this is exactly the video I was looking for. Great looking bars. Looks like a great feel. Now I gotta look for your riding review,cuz I’m now thinking bout getting new bars
I don’t see a ride review, did you video one ? Thanks
awesome turn out and same for video, helped me tremendously, even being mechanical. the no missed steps is important. Anything else is just details that we all have quirks about, like mirrors, grips, bar placement, etc...just finished my Low bars, not the chiseled...same look. love them! Rid On!
Quick tip when feeding wires IN or OUT. Silicone spray lubricant is your best friend.
I put the same bars on my 18 Road Glide in December. The bike handles totally different, I feel like I have much better control of the bike. The stock bars hurt my shoulders. I just got back from sturgis a few days ago, clocked almost 2K miles no pain at all.
That's great to hear! And yes, I agree!
Great video, very helpful! Love the Demon in the back. I have a black Redeye in mine and a blue Cvo ultra
Have the same bars on my 2020 RGS - they are awesome. I’m 6’0 & they work great.
Love them want some for my roadking special 2021 the factory’s have me sitting forward 2in more than I want to be they are 9.25 im 5’9” but a 9in rise want do it for me if you have any suggestions let me know I don’t care for ape hangers but that might be the ticket 12in
I'm looking at the Clockworks ergo bars for my 14 Electra Glide Limited
I just bought a new road glide and have been struggling to find bars I like. I actually really dig there bars. Just wish the made them in 1.5”.
Hello, did you kept all stock cables?
My dealership says that I have to replace higher brake cable and clutch cable,
I have a 2020 road glide
Thanks
Kept the stock cables
DOOWORK PRODUCTIONS tks keep Up the good work
Same bars on my 2019 special but I went with 12 inch. Looks great,
Doc Wells I have the same bike. How comfortable are the 12 inch bars compared to stock?
@Doowork Productions - Awesome video! Thanks for sharing! It allowed me to visualize the process and think it through before attempting. I hope you don't mind if I share a tip I learned tonight installing these bars on my 2019 RGS.......
Tip for anyone installing these bars - you DO NOT have to REMOVE THE CONNECTOR PINS to install the throttle and controls harness. Use the tips from this video on using a weight and fishing line to route it through the bars using gravity. When installing these two harnesses through the bar give this a try:
1. Route the controls harness first. I wrapped the fishing line around the harness about 2 inches from the end and only used 1 wrap of tape to secure it
2. wrap a 2nd piece of fishing line onto the harness that you can pull through the bar to use for the throttle harness to be installed next.
3. Pull the controls harness through the bar out of the hole where the bar plug was. From there you can push it through the straight part of the bar to the center hole and out.
4. Secure the fishing line to the throttle harness by staggering the connectors and putting them inline with each other. Wrap the fishing line and use 1 layer of electrical tape only.
5. Lube the 3 inches of electrical tape with vaseline. Pulling through the bar hole where the plug was, you can work it back and forth pulling on both ends until it passed by the bend
6. Pull the throttle harness through the hole at the end of the bar all the way until the throttle sensor sits tight in the end of the bar.
7. From there, bend the throttle harness and feed it back into the bar through the straight section to the center hole
It's not easy, but I found it can be done without removing the wires from the connector and feel it saved me a lot of time. I had these bars installed in 2 hours start to finish. Good luck all!
Thanks for the link man definitely the cheapest I’ve been able to find. I’m 5’11” hoping these work well for me
So I did this, same exact bars. The bike starts but my throttle doesn't respond. I put a new throttle sensor in and have good connections. The fuel and battery gauge also aren't working...any ideas???
Excellent video. Going to be adding these same bars to my 2021 FLTRXS.
I do the same thing but my control do not work 😢 when i connected
Had the same put on my '17 roadglide....with the new tires, it handles like it has rack and pinion steering!!!!
Can the stock bars be rolled back toward me? I see where you pointed out the pin in the triple trees that go through the bar.
Yes they can..
Could you tell me the width of bars from hand grip to hand grip the web site doesn’t give those dimensions they look like what I need thanks
I’m pricing a 2020 road glide and I wanted these exact bars and when I looked at the build sheet the shop line at eight hours I see why now nice job on your part very well thought out nice fit and finish good job
I just picked mine up today with new grips for my 19 .
I dont even own the bike but watched the whole video. They look nice and i like the street glide bikes. I like how the mirros on the bars not on the ferrings! Nice bioe man 👍👌
Thank You!
Drumax Style 😂👍
Very nice, I have a 21 Road Glide Special that I just bought, traded in my 18 Street Glide for it. Trying to decide what bars I want to go with. And I really like these. I am also only 5"7. Thanks, this video is very helpful. People tell me to go with 14" bars, but I think they will be too big. I was thinking 12" but I really like how these look.
Would a guide wire from center hole up then turned up troubled angle then connect wires to guide wire easier?!
greetings, I have a question, is the original installation from Road glide FLTRX 2023 suitable for a 14" steering wheel?
When replacing the handlebar, is it necessary to replace the installation with a new longer one and the brake hoses?
Do you think the mirrors would hit a 12 inch sport flare klockwerks windscreen?
Do you know if they have done any changes for the 2021 RGS when it comes to the connectors you have to disassemble ?
Great video, thanks. What's the torque specs for the handlebar clamp bolts? Thanks
Hey I know it’s been a year ago since you showed those bars. I wasn’t able to pull that part up on the site in the description. Can you help? I’m 6’5” and I’m thinking about the 14”
14" would be good for you.
I have a 15 RG CVO. The Harley website says these won’t work. Looking at the specs for these and what “fits “ my CVO they’re not far off. I’m thinking RG is RG and the specs are not that far off. I’m 5’6” and want to lose the stock bars because when I rolled them up they turn my wrists in and make it uncomfortable. I tried KST 12” but then I’m in the clouds on a turn. Do have any thoughts on why the chizel low bars may not fit? Thanks. Pete.
Put these on my 22 road glide. Now I'm pulling lost communication codes for lh and rh controls. And lost communication with speedo. Has me stumped tryed many things. Any help guys?
Just curious, why didn’t you use the riser bushings?
Damn good video, very detailed, I didn't know about these bars before I got some factory 47's 12inch signature bars gloss black and I love mine, but your bars look damn good 👌🏽
Great video... Looks awesome
Just picked up the new Road Glide CVO last week and putting 19s on...
Congrats!
Bars look good but I wish you would have took a vid of you on the bike. I'm your height and the stock bars are to low and I lean forward to far on my 21 Road Glide. I was thinking 14 inch would be better for my height.
THANK YOU!!!!!! I’ve been going crazy trying to decide between 12” and the chizled low bars. My road king had 18’s and my bobber has 21’s and I loved them but when I got on the road glide I was shocked at how much I liked the feel of the low bars. I’m 5’6” so reach was a concern of mine as well. I also ride the road glide a lot more aggressively so didn’t think tall bars would be the best for that. Did you notice any better feel for the handling characteristics with the chizled low’s? GREAT channel!!! Keep up the good work!
Yeah I am the same, These bars handle great. I have 0 complaints. I have about 100 miles on these bars so far! Thanks for your support!
Bike is awesome been watching since March when I bought 2020 RGS. I put 12" yaffe monky brs. Im wondering did bike handle better after installing 10"
Bike handles much better after I installed 12" Motorwitch Bars from FXR Division!
Ok u changed out the chizled lo bars.
@@Napalm44 Yes.
It would have been nice if you would have showed how you took that connector apart.
Who did the paint job on the carbon fiber? I am doing a similar build and I would like to hire the painter.
On the throttle side did you pull both sets of cables (controls + throttle by wire) through together, or one at a time?
On mine I disconnected plugs/wires at the throttle end and pulled them out the bottom center of bars, simple.
You have to tape them together and pull them through together.
@@DOOWORKMOTORSPORTS Thanks. I'll have a double set of wires on the clutch side too with heated grips. So depinning all the connectors and pulling the sets of cable bundles together should be the best strategy.
Thank you!!!!! You made my choice on my new bars easier. I am 5' 6" so those bars will be perfect for me. I was doubting the plugs, but since those plugs are not rubber, then I will definitely buy these bars. Thank you also for the series. I have a bike like yours but in Industrial Grey Denim. I am not making a clone of your bike, but it is sure nice to see another vision on how to make these bikes unique. Ride safe!!! I have not seen your seat video yet, but I love the look of that seat.
Glad I helped make your decision! Very Nice! Thanks for your support!
What kind of seat do u recommend for a guy that wants a more comfortable seat. I put a 6.5 klockwerks shield and don’t want to be any higher. Tried the Saddlemen step up but put me about an inch higher. What’s ur take
I just tried both the saddlemen step up and the lucky daves step up and I found the lucky daves was more comfortable. I am hearing that the Adam Sandival seat that Ciro makes is the most comfortable and lowest to the ground. I plan on doing a review on that seat too. Stay Tuned!
DOOWORK PRODUCTIONS I’ll be looking for the review. I check the ASR seat. Basically for a two up seat your spending about 800 dollars. I’ll need to see a non bias opinion on the seat.
I’d be interested in the ASR seat review as well!
Thanks for your video. I'm about to put on the Motorwitch bars you recommended.
Only 8"... they must still be below your shoulder height right?
Total Width please?
Great video ! Good explanation ! Excellent Job !
Did I see a 9 inch Klockwerks sport flare windshield on your RG? If so i have the same bars and also the KW 9" flare on my 2018 CVO RG but my bars hit the windshield WHen I turn the 9" low chiseled handlebars
full lock. Any thoughts?
Good content! The OEM bars are poor at best. Thought about T bars and decided to go with Vindikta Hoopteeze.
Bar install on a Road Glide is no problem compared to any bikes with the Bat Wing fairing. 45 minutes compared to two hours?
Bars look great ! You save a ton of money by being able to do the work yourself
Thank you! And yes you do!
YOu said in the video these are the 9" bars or are they 12" bars? I am getting ready to install 12" bars on my RGU and tips before I start the job? Ride Safe
I’m 5’7” as well, with a ‘19 RGS in Indy Gray. Do these bars help improve your posture on the bike for touring? The Harley website states these give a more sporty, forward-leaning positioning for the rider.
Yes they do! Harley's description of these bars are spot on! You will be happy with them..
Please explain HOW you took the wires out of the backside of the plug. A relatively simple step you skipped over.
These look so much better! Great work!!
Thanks!
Very nice install. It's a good look.
Excellent Video, will certainly use it for my new bars.
Does it cause you to lean forward excessively? I’m 5’10”, so I’m slightly taller, but I also have highway pegs. I don’t want to feel like I’m trying to stretch my hamstrings when I ride.
You definitely lean more forward than you do with the stock bars..
I have a 2018 RG, just bought it last month. The previous owner added heated rubber grips. When I went to order the Chizzled bars, it says they are not compatible with heated rubber grips. Have you had any experience replacing stock bars that have heated grips? Any thoughts on why they would not be compatible?
Bike is looking very nice my man, I personally would have gone with Factory 47 bars @ 14". you find as time goes on that you would have preferred a taller bar for comfort. STILL LOOKING GOOD.
Thank you..
Im going to change my bars myself now
Nice Bike!!! Can you post a quick video while you are sitting on the bike to get a perspective of the new bars?
Thanks in advance.
It is doable without depinning if u have the new style throttle cable.
If u are a shorter dude the reach is “agressive”
To say the least
I popped the pin to pull em back but that’s a stop gap measure
Gonna go for some 12s
When tab rolls out their bars in chrome.
The Lo bars look FIRE 🔥..
bike handles well but I need to be more upright in posture
Have you try them on a long distance ride ? They look too wide am 5.5 my self and wondering 🤷.
Thanks 🙏
Yeah, they're not the most comfortable bars for long distance.. The stock bars are more comfortable...
DOOWORK PRODUCTIONS 👍🏼🙏
Just one thing...You state the Paul Yaffe made you stretch too far but they have a 9" pull back vs the Harley lo at 6.42"? I would think the Harley bars would stretch you out more?
After riding both of them for a while now, I would say that the Yaffe bars are more comfortable..
Thanks for the video. I’m going to give it a go tomorrow on my RG2020 - 14inch.
I like how you make the video almost idiot proof with the details perfect not a big fan of the bars other video lead me to this which I’m trying to figure out with T Bars I’m going to go with thanks for the great video
Nice looking bars but I personally prefer risers with moto bars. Much more comfortable and better handing in my opinion.
Been watching since you started your road glide. I want your bike lol.
Thanks for your support!
Wondering how it works with heated grips...more plugs? Easy to remove the grips?
Same process, you just have a third wire to run through the bars..
How many times did he say "Go ahead"?
Any wind difference on the hands? I’m going with the same bars on my 2020 RG Special
Not much different than stock.
Well I got the bars installed, it was a nightmare. I had to look up videos on how to take apart the wires, etc and just as I was wrapping things up, the fork lock will not engage. My bike has been locked to a lift so I didn't move the handlebars, but I cannot get the fork lock to seat. Your video shows how to remove the fork lock, but not how to put it back and I fear from trying to figure it out, I got it out of alignment which is now going to cost me some crazy money to fix. I suggest editing this video with a warning about fork lock removal/reinstall. Looks like I learned the hard expensive way.
Nice video just wondering if you can install the 12 inch yafee monkey bars the same way.and would you need the wiring kit and there handle bar clamp ?
How many hours did it take
Looks awesome 👌 what's the size of the Wingshield?
6"
great video in explaining on how to do the install, but what about the torque specs for the bars ? also, just curious as to why weren't you able to reinstall the bracket under the lock switch without removing the lock assembly .it looked like it was easily removed. I think an air compressor with a blower tip would do the trick to feed the wires true the bars. thoughts?
All he had to do was turn the handlebars and then the bottom piece with a slid right on I've taken mine on and off a few times that way you don't have to remove the ignition switch.
Does anyone know if those bars pinch you in like the stock ones on the road glide? Or is the hand placement out more???
Hand placement is out more on these bars vs. the stock bars..
How did you depin the connector?
Used a clothes pin.
Cool bars, exactly what I want to install on my 2020 roadglide. If I remove the main fuse, will I still get the "check engine" light?
I'm not sure..
Is the bar plug and play?
Looks great man, ride safe
Them look perfect for the RG. Thx for sharing.
How did you clear the codes out?