8" risers and Big Al's customs 3.5" bars

 

Nice bike!

 

Thanks!

 

To resurrect the dead... Ride what you like, don't try to tell others what they like is wrong. I've built/rode/sold multiple bikes from a 94 sporty that I redid the engine put it into a rigid frame with a springer front end, a 77 Fxs chopped bobber, a stock 74 flh that I made minor changes, to a 1961 Pan chopper built from the ground up in a 1947 knuck frame. My current build is a 2000 FXDL and yes its going to have T-bars. To each their own ride/build your own ride don't worry about what other people are doing unless it effects yours or others safety. I don't always come on the forums but since I am doing a new build I was looking at what others have done to see what I like what I feel works. If you don't like T-bars why are you looking at post about them. The style has been around for a long time and will continue to be, because its functional. To everyone who has posted their bikes great job. To the Naysayers...PFFT. Me myself, anything with two wheels I'm into. Ride Safe

 

New to this forum. Just ordered a set of WC MX bars for my 2016 SB. RIDE WHAT YOU WANT. BUILD WHAT YOU LIKE

 

Just what I needed...Street Bob with 14'' t bars. Thanks! (I know this thread is very old)