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saabsaviur Ex Member	handle bars 12/30/05 at 11:02:18 Ive been looking around to replace my bars with drag style some ive been looking at have built in risers what is the mounting space center to center on risers for the savage? What do you think of these on my bike?
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vroom1776 Serious Thumper Offline Posts: 2110 Gender:	Re: handle bars Reply #1 - 12/30/05 at 11:18:34 Don't like the sharp one (Z bars?) at all. The drag bars are cool, but I dislike the malktese cross... sometimes less is more. not sure on spacing...
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SAMM Serious Thumper Offline No lay down crotch rocket for me Posts: 576 Portland Oregon Gender:	Re: handle bars Reply #2 - 12/30/05 at 13:17:03 I put sportster standard bars on my 87 savage ( Replaced the stock savage Ramhorn ).. What a dif. in the handeling NICE !!
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SeeAPierce Senior Member 2005 No Login Offline Posts: 282 California Gender:	Re: handle bars Reply #3 - 12/31/05 at 11:09:26 saabsaviur wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:12: what is the mounting space center to center on risers for the savage? What do you think of these on my bike? I'm pretty sure the risers are 4" apart, but don't take my word for it ??? IMHO, I would look at risers apart from bars, more freedom to change things down the road...
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