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Looks like 12" mini apes with a 4.5" riser on Charlie's bike, like on the 03-04 Wide Glide. I think that the 1st pic has more pullback than a buckhorn bar. The Lorenzo bike looks like an a Heritage bar. Do I see you have Lorenzo Lamas' autograph? That's cooler than any bar change.
Here is a pretty good picture out of an old Softail sales pamphlet. They were the same up through 99. To me they are about the most comfortable bars Harley ever put on a bike.
wow, you lads are great, thanks for all the comments and info... @snstiggy, no, its a photo I got off the net, I don't have the original autographed one, but it would be cool to have. I used to really like Renegade... never missed an episode
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Originally Posted by Gold
Hi,
I am new here.
Can someone please identify the handlebars on these two bikes for me please. I think the first one (Charlie Sheen) one is a buckhorn style and the second (Lorenzo Lamas) mini ape hangers... have I got this right? Thanks for any help,
Gold.
Yes. You are correct, Sheen has the HD BuckHorn bars on tilt back risers. I had a 94 FXDL that had the same identical bars. Lamas has apes of some type.
Hi
I'm new member of this forum, i have asked about handlebar at the motocycle in Renegade TV Series.
I know that the Softail Custom with EVO, but i don't know what type of handlebar has that motorcycle, apart from the fact that is APE HANGER
I saw, that this question was discussed, but i'm still not sure what exactly name/type this handlebar.
Can You indicate me accurate link for this handlebar ? in ebay for example
I found two potential models, but I wanted to make sure.
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