hard to install ape hangers?

Answer 1

I won't say it's hard but it is a process.
In addition to the 'apes' plan on longer throttle and clutch cables and extended wire looms.
On 'apes' the cool thing to do ,is pull the wiring through drilled handle bars rather than have them on the outside. and Mirrors, you will either have to flip yours over or get new ones.
Nothing hard about it , just it's more than swapping bars.

Answer 2

Apes are hard to install if you don't know what you're doing. First it depends on how high these handlebars are. Then you'll have to change cables, brake lines and wiring. Depending on the height of the apes, you'll have to change everything. Then there is the laws in your state. Some states do not let them be higher than a certain height above the seat. After you get the wires, cables, and lines together and the right length for your application, then the swap generally is pretty simple.

Answer 3

Not hard at all but you have to have longer Clutch and brake lines and throttle controls and any other horn wires or turn signals ect. also check your local DMV laws some states have height requirements . Texas has a Max requirement of 15"above the seat

Answer 4

I want them on "my" bike too

I asked a Harley dealer about them last week...

They said it was 10 hrs of labor....( that's around $890.00)

Then all the other stuff ...Throttle,clutch,front brake,elec wiring

extention....

I figure , since I won't be riding in the Winter

here in da Minne-sota land....

That'll be a good time to work on it in my

nicely "Heated Garage".....

Gotta Fly...
Mike & "Jaz" in MN

Answer 5

You can get custom made cables and brake lines made to your specifications here -
http://www.motionpro.com/
As for the electrical stuff, you'll have to cut the wires and extend them yourself.