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I kind of get the idea from this forum and after trying several bars that beach bars are OK if your not a tall or long-armed person. They sure do look cool though. Anyone else agree[&:]?[8D]
Rode an Indian (latest incarnation) with some beach bars. Didn't like 'em as they were too low and too wide. Spread my arms out and made it feel like even more wind pushing on me poor ol' battered geezer of a body.
I rode with a friend of mine yesterday...and he had put some new bars on his fatboy....he called them bombay bars....they were thick....but they really made his bike look great.
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RE: Beach bars?
