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Just a teaser pic before my tins come back from paint. 98hotrodfatboy I'm sorry but the buckhorns had to go. I really wanted to like them due to my carpal tunnel but I just couldn't get myself to love them. Hopefully tins will be back in a couple weeks and I have a different exhaust being made as well.
Just a teaser pic before my tins come back from paint. 98hotrodfatboy I'm sorry but the buckhorns had to go. I really wanted to like them due to my carpal tunnel but I just couldn't get myself to love them. Hopefully tins will be back in a couple weeks and I have a different exhaust being made as well.
Originally Posted by WP50
Good look'in scoot Sir
Tween you and me I had buckhorns on a bike I bought___ they came off pretty quick.
98 is an easy going fella real good guy
WP
I hear people rave about how great buckhorns are. Ive had two bikes with buckhorns and I tried and tried to like them but they suck.
They have a terrible angle that my wrists just cant get used to.
I hear people rave about how great buckhorns are. Ive had two bikes with buckhorns and I tried and tried to like them but they suck.
They have a terrible angle that my wrists just cant get used to.
I think it depends on your seat height (and your height). On my 72 FX I really like them, the boat tail seat has you sitting unusually high on the bike rather than sitting in the bike and I think thats a factor.
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