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Hey guys just wanted a quick opinion and maybe a few pics for ideas on handlebars for my fatboy. Really like the look of the thick, square looking bars maybe 10 or 12 inch but really torn on the size..don't wanna be too stretched out but also don't want them too low. Having a hard time getting a good idea of what I want. Also just in the process of taking some parts off my bike to get powder coated black and was wondering if anyone had any bad experiences doing that especially over the matte chrome finish as I'm planning on doing my forks, clutch cover and a few other odds and ends. Attached are a few pics of the bars I'm interested in.
Any input is much appreciated!
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