[RDGLIDE]

Will the Heritage handlebars fit on my 03 roadglide without replacing any of the cables?? Thanks Cathy

 

[hdbrad]

Dyna Wide Glide Chrome Bars are a better choice. Hand position beter. All stock controls work. Just need to do minor alignment to brake line. May need to route clutch cable.

 

[LAF]

Yes the Heritage bars work and well. I have them on mine and all my cables fit when I swapped them out no problem. I also went to urethane riser bushings while I was there. You lose that left grip so time for a new set of grips also. It is a very nice inexpensive bar swap.

 

[bigblock455]

What is the difference in the two bars? Thanks...........Ward

 

[LAF]

On the Heritage bars I got all but 2" rise and 2" pull back over the stock bars, don't sound like much but makes a big difference to me anyway. I don't know about the other bars mentioned though.

For 50 bucks, and the new grips, and the riser bushings, it was very worth while to me. Couple hours work and a much better riding position to me.

Maybe someday I will spend the money on those very expensive Chubby Baby Apes, but I doubt it

 

[bigblock455]

So you're saying the Heritage bars have 2" less rise and 2" less pullback? Thanks..........Ward

 

[roadglide05]

I put Heritage bars on my 05 and also friends 03. Fit with no problems. I think I had to cut a cable tie on my front brake cable to get a little slack. Go to a local indie and see if he has a set of takeoffs. I bought both sets for 20 bucks each at local shops. You will like them a LOT better.

 

[ZR1Dan]

Heritage bars were the cheapest ($5.00 from a bud) and one of the best improvements I made on my R/G.

No cable changes needed...

 

[ZR1Dan]

So you're saying the Heritage bars have 2" less rise and 2" less pullback? Thanks..........Ward

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