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[Cvostu]

The pics came out great.  Love the look.  One of these days,,,  my bike got picked today.  Who knows how long this will take. I was almost was gonna call to see if they had the voltage regulators on the shelf.  The driver did tell me he has npbeen picking up baggers all over the place. 
So no I wait.   

[jaymedic44]

did you have to replace cables? I bought a set of 575 for my 09 se ultra but did not get cables, just wondered before i start the project

[workingdan]

I had the dealer put on a pair of wo575s on my 07 SEultra. When they changed them the left heated grip wouldnt come off. That grip alone was like $300. Needed new cables too. So it cost me like $1800.
I like the 575s but I think I am going to go with the 578s.

[LovemyCVOgirl]

did you have to replace cables? I bought a set of 575 for my 09 se ultra but did not get cables, just wondered before i start the project

Did not need longer cables for my 575's on my 2012 SG

[wideglidejoe]

We have two HD dealerships in Tulsa, OK.  One of them quoted me $450 labor, plus the cost of the bars, whether I bought the bars from them or carried them in.  I've got 575's, I've decided to install them myself, but I'm waiting until I'm not riding every day.  In the winter, I ride 50% of the time, so I'll pick a cold/wet Sat to do it.  I sat on two CUSE6's with HD "touring pullbacks" then decided on the 575's. 

Good luck!

[SanJuanRon]

I have 14's on my 2011.5 CVO Ultra Classic.  I purchased the CVO last year with low mileage and the apes were already installed.  They are extremely comfortable, but are above the fairing by a couple inches if you care.  They are Hill Country Custom apes.  SJ Ron

[SanJuanRon]

Pic 14" apes.  SJ Ron 

[flhtcuse6]

 i put the 10" yaffe bars on my CUSE6.. total cost was ~1750.   all new internal wiring, new stainless cables clutch and brakes. it took the dealer 10 hours..   i could have done it myself in probabily 20 hours..
It was well worth it, the bike rocks like this...
the major difference is that now your grips are slightly above the fairing = more wind...   it's OK in the summer, but when the temp is belwo 50 it's slightly colder...

[danner55]

It's great that you made the right choice & you're happy with the new bars. Will you post some pics. This will help me in making the right choice.

Thanks!

[Fatboy]

i put the 10" yaffe bars on my CUSE6.. total cost was ~1750.   all new internal wiring, new stainless cables clutch and brakes. it took the dealer 10 hours..   i could have done it myself in probabily 20 hours..
It was well worth it, the bike rocks like this...
the major difference is that now your grips are slightly above the fairing = more wind...   it's OK in the summer, but when the temp is belwo 50 it's slightly colder...

$1750....ouch!

I had a HD Dealer in install mine (12" Monkey Bars) total was less then 1/2 for parts and labor, total came to $850 included NAMZ wire extention kit, new SE TBW, Magnum Shielding ABS lines (2 piece upper) and matching clutch cable.

Seems folks charge all over the board for doing this job.

[smkblwr]

My dealer told me 13hrs labor. I told him i could do it in that amount of time hahaha. guess thats why there still sitting in the box. when every i have time hahaha