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I talked to Steffan a little over a year ago about having some bars custom made. He has great communication and will build just about anything or mod his designs for your preference. At the time he was recovering from an accident I believe, so I didn't want to push for the bars just yet and figured I could wait until he was fully up and running, but like all things I got side tracked off the bars, one day I might have them built.
These are the bars I was thinking about. The gussets at the top where going to be designed as completely empty pockets inside the bar for two reasons, one being the ease of internal wiring and no sharp cormers and two, I was going to install some type of flush mount turn sig. Maybe one day I'll make these happen.
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