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TOPIC: Re:apes
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apes 2 Years, 8 Months ago
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Is their a web sight that shows diffrent height bars on our bikes that I could get and Idea and also what is legal here in texas
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Re:apes 2 Years, 8 Months ago
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I lost my Slinky. Can I push you down the stairs?
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Re:apes 2 Years, 8 Months ago
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It is..It's spotlighted in the rides meets, and events, forum.... 
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Re:apes 2 Years, 8 Months ago
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Do people realize that handle bars measured from the seat up to 15" is very low handle bars. With the way the saddle is shaped you are around 8-10" on a stock R*. That would legally only allow you a mini ape type bar to remain legal. 100% of the ape hanger bars I have seen on R*'s or any other bike for that matter would be considered illegal by definition of the law. And that handle bar height is common with most states.
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Re:apes 2 Years, 8 Months ago
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hardone2get wrote:
Do people realize that handle bars measured from the seat up to 15" is very low handle bars. With the way the saddle is shaped you are around 8-10" on a stock R*. That would legally only allow you a mini ape type bar to remain legal. 100% of the ape hanger bars I have seen on R*'s or any other bike for that matter would be considered illegal by definition of the law. And that handle bar height is common with most states.
Not in Florida.....shoulder height is legal so sit up straight like your mother told you and its fine.
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Re:apes 2 Years, 8 Months ago
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sometimes i gotta push myself up a bit using my floorboards when johnny law is around! 
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Re:apes 2 Years, 8 Months ago
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VikingWarhorse wrote:
wonder what makes states think they can or should dictate something like this?
Because the Big Gubmint and our Dear Leader knows what's better for you than you do, comrade! Sign on the dotted line, fall in line and be a Good Citizen!
Pffft...right...
Looks like New Mexico doesn't really give a rat's ass WHAT we do to our bikes. Cool.  I still think I wanna move back to Texas or somewhere down South again...
RK
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