We are installing 12″ Westcoast MX T-bars on a 2016 Harley Dyna Low Rider S. We have the bike on the lift in the Law Abiding Biker™ Garage. Lurch and I broke the Harley down this weekend and filmed it as usual. 

There is not much information out right now in catalogs and online on the Dyna Low Rider S, as it was a special production bike. So, we broke it down and measured the stock clutch cable and front upper brake line. We figured out how much over stock length we'd need to go to accommodate these 12″ T-bars. 

Armed with proper cable/line lengths, we ordered up what we'd need and had the shipping expedited, so we can put the bike back together next weekend.  After we film putting the bike back together, we'll get the video into edit and hopefully release it to the biker community soon! You can check here for the handlebar install video.

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2016 Harley Dyna Low Rider S:

**Our Measurements (always measure yourself)

 

 

 

Additional Information:

Where we ordered T-bars, cables, lines, & bushings from:

 

 

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9 Responses

  1. what about windshields have a 2016 flhxs thinking about klock werks 6.5 dark smoked see you have a tint on your bike good windshield? smoked or tint any help would be great thank you

    1. Cory,

      The windshield Ryan is running on his 2014 Street Glide Special is an 8.5” Klockwerks Flare-Tinted. Here is a direct affiliate link to that product. http://bit.ly/2dJBdk0

      Ride Safe & Ride Often!
      ~Lurch

  2. What are the manufacturing number of those magnum cable/lines? Also do you guys replace clutch cover gasket? And when do you think the video be up ?

  3. I’m about to do a handlebar install I’m very familiar with the work involved. However the ABS is what I have a question about. Do you have to replace the OEM ABS Block when changing cables? And if YES, why?

    Thank you in advance

    1. Anthony,

      You will have to change out the block if you need a longer brake line between the brake block and the reservoir mounted on the handle bar. The OEM block is sealed. You need a new brake block to install a longer brake line on it so in can reach the handlebar reservoir.

      Ride Safe & Ride Often!

      ~Lurch

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