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[bdas2]

Does anybody know if there are any handle bars out there yet that come back 2" more than stock for 09 seuc

[hd-dude]

Wild 1 Chubby 575's, lots of discussion here about them.

Here are a couple of threads:

http://www.cvoharley.com/smf/index.php?topic=20952.0

http://www.cvoharley.com/smf/index.php?topic=9584.0

[Gamma742]

+1 I love em'

[bdas2]

I though the chubbys wouldn't work on the 09's because of the fly by....true or false?

[Twolanerider]

I though the chubbys wouldn't work on the 09's because of the fly by....true or false?

Wild1 has made the changes to work with the electronic throttle. 

[Twolanerider]

Thought I remembered this on their website.  Here's the mftr's little animated GIF showing what's changed.

[LRebel]

Wild1 has made the changes to work with the electronic throttle. 

It's true.... I have them on my 08 SEUC with the TBW. 
The Wild1 575's are great 

[bdas2]

are the chubbys any wider,narrower or higher, lower than stock ?

[Twolanerider]

are the chubbys any wider,narrower or higher, lower than stock ?

"Chubby" is the marketing name Wild 1 uses for their bars.  They're a larger diameter bar so; Chubby.  The company has many different bar configurations though.  All Chubbies.  But many different widths, rises or pullbacks.

[REGGAB]

are the chubbys any wider,narrower or higher, lower than stock ?

  In application to the SEUC (WO575), they're a little wider, and a little higher, which situates the bar closer to the rider by up to 2 inches.

[bdas2]

I should have been more specfic, I wwas reffering to the wild ones "chubby 575"  I went on wild one's web site and from what i what I read the specs are as follows.

[bdas2]

sorry for that last post I hit the wrong button and wasn't finished yet.  The site said that


chubby 575   rise 10"  width 34.5  pullback  13"   and

stock Harley  rise  7.5" width 31"   pullback  12.5"

am I missing something or does this say that they only come back 1/2" more

[REGGAB]

sorry for that last post I hit the wrong button and wasn't finished yet.  The site said that


chubby 575   rise 10"  width 34.5  pullback  13"   and

stock Harley  rise  7.5" width 31"   pullback  12.5"

am I missing something or does this say that they only come back 1/2" more

When you factor in the rise, coupled with the way you install them, you can get the bars 2 inches closer to you............at least that is how it worked for me when I put the WO575s on my 02 Ultra.

[Twolanerider]

sorry for that last post I hit the wrong button and wasn't finished yet.  The site said that


chubby 575   rise 10"  width 34.5  pullback  13"   and

stock Harley  rise  7.5" width 31"   pullback  12.5"

am I missing something or does this say that they only come back 1/2" more

Total pullback varies with the angle you place the bars.  That difference in rise can be used to lean them to you a bit as Henry mentioned.  Of equal significance is the wrist angle.  The bend of the W1 bars is such that the hands are much better placed.  A far more natural hand and wrist and should position is gained.  That difference in resting position of the hands/arms/shoulders also accounts for comfort at the level of pullback you're gaining.  For lack of a better description the stock bars "use up" some of the reach you might have by forcing you to bend the wrists a bit in a way that isn't the most comfortable.

[REGGAB]

Total pullback varies with the angle you place the bars.  That difference in rise can be used to lean them to you a bit as Henry mentioned.  Of equal significance is the wrist angle.  The bend of the W1 bars is such that the hands are much better placed.  A far more natural hand and wrist and should position is gained.  That difference in resting position of the hands/arms/shoulders also accounts for comfort at the level of pullback you're gaining.  For lack of a better description the stock bars "use up" some of the reach you might have by forcing you to bend the wrists a bit in a way that isn't the most comfortable.

Don,
I wouldn't trust anything Henry mentions.  That guy is a friggin' clown who does well to breathe.