Pulled the bike out for a wash and wax since I haven't cleaned it in 2 roadtrips. 2600 Miles over the last 3 weekends... She was getting a bit nasty. Snapped a few pics figured I'd share. First is Middle of No Where, AZ. Pulled off to stretch on the way back from Vegas. Couple of my Dad's shop since I was down there helping out for the weekend. We were building some more T-bars and just F'n around the shop and what not. Spending some good ol' Father Son time. Anyways figured I'd share some pics. Enjoy.

 

 

 

Nice pics. I'd love to ride out in Arizona/nevada some day. What are you going to do with the tbars you guys are building?

 

You ever ride out let me know. Where are you from? I'm always down for a ride.

Sell them just to see where it goes. We only have this one style T-bar for tree's the newer style tree like mine. Made up 5 pairs to sell and 1 for my dad's bike. Kind of doing it for fun right now and to see if they sell.

Little bit about them. They sit on top of the tree and still utilize the OEM bushings. They are counter bored to hit the bushing before it bottoms out on the tree for vibe dampening. The bottom requires a bushing machined the same way to crunch the bushing and rigid mount to the bottom of the tree and now can be torqued down. This is what I have on my bike and it vibrates a good amount less. These come with all required (grade 8) bolts and bushings needed. The top bar is .250 wall DOM seemless tubing and turned down to 1" for the controls. The risers are .125 wall. These are very heavy duty bars. Again these do not mount like conventional bars or risers so your tree must be the same as mine to work. These are 14" to the TOP BAR, 28" width, 2.250" of pullback and also have a few degrees of downsweep which is much easier on the wrists IMO. Custom heights can be done. Here's a few pics of the top side of the tree so you can see how they mount. Mine we used for a prototype. The ones we built have a slightly bigger foot on the riser and clearanced for the headset so it doesn't hang over there and the wiring slots dump into the center of the bars instead of straight back for a bit of a cleaner look so the wiring isn't walking out to the sides like mine.

 

That's sick dude they def. Look like some beefy bars! I don't see why they wouldnt sell when there well made. Just need to advertise a lil bit and you might have something right there! As far as riding in Arizona, it'll be a while before I can take time off from work and get out of jersey!

 

Thanks, I appreciate the compliments and will pass them on to my Dad. He's the master fab guy! They will be advertised soon. As of now if someone wants a set he can send a set out.

Keep me in mind if you make it out here at some point. I'll bike around AZ/NV with you for sure.