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I have them. On grips and levers. Not bad hanging from 16" apes. Retro to some. Others not so much. You don't like them. Don't look. Besides there on mine, Everyone has an opinion it appears. But I do what I want, But respect others opinions......Ride Safe and Often.......BearC.Paw.....
I am in agreement with most here, tassles are GAY!!!
No offense to those that like them, but tassles or fringe on anything brings into serious question that person's sexual preference. I think they are even lame for women. They are the epidome of wanna-be IMHO.
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