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I’ve been looking at the street slammer bars heard good things on them don’t like the looks from the front I wish they still made the cover plate for the risers like the old sporters had.
i have what i guess is called bar hoppers on my 99 fatboy. not a tbar and not as low and swept back as the beach bars. i don't have a good pic of them the one i do have looks like it has drag bars on it.
Have you sat on other models? Do you want to go wider? I wanted my bars closer so I just changed out my risers on my SuperGlide. A few years later I changed my bars to Switchback bars which were a little taller. You also might have to change out one or two cables.
Lots of ideas and I have a lot of experience with a lot of bars over the years, from cafe bars, to drag and t bars to apes. The question we need to know is, what are you looking for in a bars, then perhaps we can give you some ideas. What are you hoping to achieve with the new bars? An example would be comfort, looks, high, or low?
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