Upgrading My 2022 Road Glide Special with 12" Factory 47 Handlebars

[@boomcity4942]

Great video. Lots of info without BS. Thank you!

[@LennyK]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed the video

[@mariorodriguez4691]

Good job, I'll be doing this same insall next. Hats off!

[@LennyK]

Thank you! Good luck! 👍

[@Meldelkel]

Nice job and well explained - I surprised how close to factory the 12s are but they look much nicer. Thanks

[@LennyK]

Glad you liked the video. Yes I expected the bars to be taller but they are basically the same height. Definitely look much better than stock.

[@Daniel..B]

Awesome video and detailed information for the whole process. How tall are u?

[@LennyK]

Thank you . Glad you liked it. I am 5'4"

[@steveghee4205]

Good job on the install. Nice saving on the labor too!

[@LennyK]

Thank you Steve! Now I can justify spending saved labor money on another mod 🤣

[@steveghee4205]

@@LennyK Cool Deal. Yes we all do it.

[@JohnPhillips-o3r]

Great video man

[@LennyK]

@@JohnPhillips-o3r Thank you!

[@LuisFalcón-o9u]

How's it going brother. Sorry for the question, apart from the handlebars you change, you change any brake or clost cables.

[@LennyK]

Nope don’t have to change any other cables.

[@LuisFalcón-o9u]

@@LennyK tank you

[@jdbacon1366]

I am 5'4" with a 28.5" inseam and I just found your channel. I am currently looking at a Heritage Classic or a Road Glide. After you having had the Road Glide for a little while now which one do you prefer? How is it moving around that big bagger?

[@LennyK]

I really like both bikes. Softail platform is great and very nimble. Definitely a lot lighter (although not while riding). I have to plan my stops and parking the Road Glide much more due to the size/weight. But once you are riding it its fantastic. Very nimble and the lean angle on the Road Glide is actually better than Heritage. Riding a road Glide is like riding a very comfortable sports car if it makes any sense lol. Especially after I changed the rear shocks to Ohlins.

[@almohandskhaild]

Thank you for sharing I’m 6 feet tall i go for 12 or 14 ?

[@LennyK]

You are very welcome! Definitely go with 14”

[@almohandskhaild]

@@LennyK thank you for replying appreciate

[@5pt7art]

How did you re route the clutch and brake line

[@LennyK]

I had to clip the zip ties that hold the cable and hose in its original locations and reroute them a bit. Just play around with the locations to get the cluster back in place.

[@ncurc9766]

Looks great. How is riding with wider bars?

[@LennyK]

Thanks. They are not much wider but the pullback is definitely less. I still have some bend in my arms so I didn’t feel like I need to pull them back more (yet). So far so good.

[@jasonkimble8926]

@@LennyK nice, Todd cycle makes narrow bars.

[@group9622]

Best bar on the market , get lots of likes at Sturgis, Daytona or across the country awesome customer service once had a small issue called in they apologized and set up an exchange no hassle no fights I was shocked how smooth it went . I have the 14s rode from South Florida to Carmel , Cali 3280 miles 15hr. days no worries shoulders no issues they're so good when I traded bike in I kept bars took new bike home and flipped the bars did install myself . cut the zip tie behind dash and get extra length for cables I did and it works also used Mobil 1 oil to coat cables to help it slide . currently have over 250k miles on my bars .... can't say enough on these the look, price point and customer service its a win . trust me I ride hard South Fla. to Chicago in 2 days sleep on the ground get up and ride , did Harley 120th , Sturgis and another Chicago to SouthFla. for the winter also in 2 days and the bars better than a lap dance ... at 6 ft. tall these 14s rock , off to do 160 mile dinner run to South beach Miami to let the bars eat some more miles....ride safe....ride Hard

[@LennyK]

That’s awesome. Ride safe!