Anybody seen these before? I'm not a fan of traditional crash bars, but am curious what anyone knows about these... Having had the misfortune of going down on my bike before, I want to do whatever I can to protect it while maintaining clean lines. It's not if, but when....

http://www.dynamicdyna.com/shop/2225/

 

They have saved numerous bikes and riders from situations that could have been way worse! Most people that have the poor fortune of using them usually pick there bike up and ride home.

 

$299 is cheap insurance if you go down. Like 'em, great idea highway pegs disguised as crash protection..

 

Lol, glad I'm not the only one that thinks so! Even if it goes all the way over, it's just the handlebars and not the tins that take a beating.

 

I like this style
http://www.ebay.com/itm/LINDBY-BLACK...08451d&vxp=mtr

 

Just saw a video of one of the 45 Mob guys lose it in a burn out and the bike stayed stable just spinning around on these things. Would've been a totally different story if he didn't have them.

 

Those look tough as hell - I dig it. Different option that's for sure, and it looks alot stronger than anything else I've seen

 

Bung King makes some good ****! I don't have the crash bar, but I can vouch for the quality of the their brackets, shift linkage, and pegs.

 

Those look great. I have a Lindby multibar for protection and comfort and wouldn't want to miss it.

 

ENGINE GUARD Saved my leg and my tins 12 years ago.
when I got the Fat bob nothing look GOOD on him.
Now you got me.
It is maintaining the clean lines and different BUT I dont like the 90° finish on the upper bracket line.