T Bar questions
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T Bar questions
I'm new to this forum and I've searched around a lot but don't see too much T bars going on Softails. I have a 06 Night Train, and I wanted to get some T bars for my bike that have similar measurements to my current bars. I found the Burly Brand Jail bars and I was wondering if anyone had them, enjoyed them, hated them etc along with if anyone has any other opinions based on what they have on their bikes currently. I have some aftermarket bars that thr previous owner had on the bike with extended cables and what not but they just aren't my style and sit to far back for me. I appreciate all input on the matter and thank you for reading!
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From: MA
Just my opinion, but I think T-bars don't look good on Softail's for some reason. Probably why you don't see a lot of that combination. But there are no rules when it comes to mods on your own bike, if you like it thats all that matters. I went with Todds Strip Bars on my Breakout and couldn't be happier. Wrists are still like drag bars, just a little higher up.
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I bought a pair of 10" risers with 1.5" pullback and turned the risers around to push them further away from me Attachment 491717Attachment 491718
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Originally Posted by rquest
Dave, please don't take offense... I can see you've done some really incredible and beautiful mods to your bike but I just don't get those bars and risers at all! They don't fit with the lines of your bike and kind of look like an afterthought. I think a set of 'T' Bars with the wires running internally would look much cleaner and BETTER! (Again, forgive me,)
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