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Road Warrior
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Decisions
Picking out a set of bars and risers for my bike has to be toughest choice I've had to make for my bike so far. If any of you know of an obscure shope that makes some cool stuff please let me know. Right now I'm looking at having a set of bars made by this guy
http://noisefastloudhard.blogspot.com/ and picking up some risers from flyrite. Let me know if you guys have any ideas.
http://noisefastloudhard.blogspot.com/ and picking up some risers from flyrite. Let me know if you guys have any ideas.
Road Warrior
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That's a damn good dude to do business with and he makes great stuff. And for tons of ideas from several different shops: https://www.hdforums.com/forum/gener...re-thread.html
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Road Warrior
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Thanks for the info but I ended up ordering a set of bars from ((NOISE)). Here's a link to the ones I got.
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_LpK9oCMSP7...h/IMG_1250.JPG
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_LpK9oCMSP7...h/IMG_1250.JPG
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cool man glad you got the ones you want.
i have to ask though, they seem kind of...plain? they look a lot like the HD mini apes that i'm taking off my bike.
i don't mean to hate on the bars you ordered, please dont take it like that...just wondering what brought you to that particular set is all.
i have to ask though, they seem kind of...plain? they look a lot like the HD mini apes that i'm taking off my bike.
i don't mean to hate on the bars you ordered, please dont take it like that...just wondering what brought you to that particular set is all.
Road Warrior
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That's the idea, they're really clean and simple. Also, they're narrower than HD bars, they're built to fit the width of the triple trees.
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Road Warrior
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yep the bars are plain, short, and narrow. I dig em, if you don't it's cool. You probably wouldn't like that I "ruined" all the chrome on my bike with scotch brite either. They have an inch and a half less pull back, a inch less drop, 2 inches shorter and a bit narrower too. They are going on a street bob. I saw them on that bike in this months cycle source mag and loved the way they look. I was going to run a Biltwell Tracker with 6" riser but wanted something a bit different. I like the fact that people see my stuff and can't tell what I changed but they know it's different. I was going to hack my stock bars apart and basically make them look like that but then I saw these and hit up T-bone and he's knocking some up for me.
Last edited by ryderbiker; Jan 10, 2010 at 05:25 PM.
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Road Warrior
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He said it would be exactly a couple of weeks. I'm sending a bunch of stuff out to powdercoat and drilling a bunch of lightening holes so as long as they show up before the end of Feb I'll be good.