Can't wait to see the bike and bars together Howie. The mental image that comes up looks great. If the arms and shoulders are happy that's most important thing of course. But I'll bet she looks great too.
All new cables or will some of it reach?
OK, you'll have to wait til next weekend to see the "new and improved"
Joy! The 12.5" Flanders Apes with 3-1/2" risers are perfect for me! I mounted them myself at the shop today cause they were pretty busy. We'll need new braided SS cables and brakeline, which can be measured and ordered now. We will need to extend the wiring too, but shouldn't be too bad since we're not internally wiring the bars. I also have the HD Flame grips, which will match the 3 sets of HD Flame Pegs (mid controls, highway. and passenger) and Shifter Peg. Also changing those ugly stock exhaust brackets to chrome ones. Bike should be done for next weekend!

No motor work this winter for her. Next winter I think. Only around 10K miles on her, and see no need to go into the motor at all. She doesn't leak a drop, so that'll give me something to do to her next winter. I think I will however replace the front and rear brake calipers. I'll use a PM Chrome 6-piston differential bore (same as on Cybil and the '85 FXWG; 4-piston polished PM on the Pro Street) on the front. I'll use the PM chrome 4-piston caliper for the rear! After that, she'll be completely setup properly for me. Won't need anymore cosmetic or ergonomic changes. Just the engine performance mods!

Tim, you gotta get used to a CVO FXR3 w/apehangers. I tried, but just couldn't stay away. All my bikes are setup 14"-16" total rise (risers + bars), except the Pro Street. Just couldn't bring myself to change that. Not too high, but just right! I guess I'm an apehanger kinda guy. What can I say!

So with that, hopefully I'll be picking up
Joy AND the '85 completely redone CVO Style FXWG (some pics in the EVO Section added tonight) next weekend. That leaves Cybil and the new Hoist Bobber (a rigid made from all the replaced parts from my '85 WG) to be done by the Spring. It looks like the pigs might actually start flying in a few months!!!

Hoist!
