10" MX T-bars
10" MX T-bars
I'm thinking of putting these on my bike, the Street Slammers are just way too low for me, I'm too tall. I love the way the MX bars looks, different than everybody's stanard T-bars. I think the 10" have an 8" riser. Anybody have any input on how they think the 10" Westcoast MX will look on my bike (in black of course)? I do not run any type of fairing, so I have a bit of fear that it may look a bit goofy on the front.
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I say go for it man, i was looking at those bars too, but i went with risers and bars for the adjustability. Those bars do look sick, and im pretty sure there are some others on this forum that rock the tbars w/o fairing, and it looks killer. Plus, youre not getting the 14" they might look a bit goofy. You could get the little headlight cowl or whatever its called if you think it looks a bit off, the headlight can seem puny with tall bars and nothing else out front. Standing by for pics!
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i think they would look awesome, if your headlight looks a little small just swap it out for a 7" Fatboy headlight. i did that to mine and i love the look of the front end now...those stock headlights are just to small
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go back a few days on here, some dude just installed a set of chrome ones on his fxdl and it looked good. I like how all the WC T-Bar stuff looks but I like the adjustability of a bar/riser setup. I'm running 9.5 risers with nightster bars. Total height is 13.5 off the top clamp and I can roll the bars fore or aft to get a little different height or pullback. Looks for all intents and purposes like the MX bar setup but has a little adjustability. The biggest thing is this setup isn't a clean since the wires can't be run internally and hidden so in that case the West Coast stuff takes the win.
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I just put a set on my bike a month or so ago and I love them. I think Shiftface was referring to my bike in his message above. Here's a link to that thread with some pics.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/dyna-...st-t-bars.html
Sorry I didn't take any pics without the fairing. In my opinion, the bike looked more balanced with the fairing than without, though to be honest it didn't look bad without. I think that the MX style of the these bars keeps it from looking too tall versus the traditional straight T-bar.
They make a great product and have excellent customer service. Good luck dude!
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/dyna-...st-t-bars.html
Sorry I didn't take any pics without the fairing. In my opinion, the bike looked more balanced with the fairing than without, though to be honest it didn't look bad without. I think that the MX style of the these bars keeps it from looking too tall versus the traditional straight T-bar.
They make a great product and have excellent customer service. Good luck dude!