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I don't really care for them but at least they don't look as stupid as get back whips and tassles and conches and Wille G skulls everywhere. lol. Seriously, everybody has different styles and opinions on what they think looks cool. As far as T bars go they supposedly serve a function besides looks. A lot of guys who run them say they are great for splitting lanes. They are narrow and keeps your hands high so you don't smack car mirrors when youre splitting. Im quite sure there are a number of people who just want to emulate SOA bikes but supposedly the style has been around for a long time before the show came out. But like I said, to each his own. If you don't like them then don't run 'em.
I don't really care for them but at least they don't look as stupid as get back whips and tassles and conches and Wille G skulls everywhere. lol. Seriously, everybody has different styles and opinions on what they think looks cool. As far as T bars go they supposedly serve a function besides looks. A lot of guys who run them say they are great for splitting lanes. They are narrow and keeps your hands high so you don't smack car mirrors when youre splitting. Im quite sure there are a number of people who just want to emulate SOA bikes but supposedly the style has been around for a long time before the show came out. But like I said, to each his own. If you don't like them then don't run 'em.
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