New drag bars (pic)
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Road Warrior
Joined: Mar 2009
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From: Macomb MI
New drag bars (pic)
Hey guys I finally got my drag bars finished to day,and to be honest I am not so crazy about the look of them not my favorite brand,but they seems to be excellent for comfort,let me know what you think looks good or not,pictures are not so good,Ill make some better ones in day light.
Street Slammers?
The long reach on the stock drag bars was my one and only complaint (other than stock pipes) for the Night Train. More comfortable bars are easy to find, but wanted to keep the sleek, low profile drag style.
The Street Slammers ended up being perfect, both visually and comfortable enough for my reach for long rides.
I think they look good enough on the NT's that they should have been the stock bars.
The long reach on the stock drag bars was my one and only complaint (other than stock pipes) for the Night Train. More comfortable bars are easy to find, but wanted to keep the sleek, low profile drag style.
The Street Slammers ended up being perfect, both visually and comfortable enough for my reach for long rides.
I think they look good enough on the NT's that they should have been the stock bars.
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Road Warrior
Joined: Mar 2009
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From: Macomb MI
Street Slammers?
The long reach on the stock drag bars was my one and only complaint (other than stock pipes) for the Night Train. More comfortable bars are easy to find, but wanted to keep the sleek, low profile drag style.
The Street Slammers ended up being perfect, both visually and comfortable enough for my reach for long rides.
I think they look good enough on the NT's that they should have been the stock bars.
The long reach on the stock drag bars was my one and only complaint (other than stock pipes) for the Night Train. More comfortable bars are easy to find, but wanted to keep the sleek, low profile drag style.
The Street Slammers ended up being perfect, both visually and comfortable enough for my reach for long rides.
I think they look good enough on the NT's that they should have been the stock bars.
Road Captain
Joined: Jul 2009
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From: Daytona USA
I like drag bars, got em on my Vmax so will keep the beach bars on my Fattie.
Yours look good, match the bike well and bet they feel great going down the road - but not sure about the red rag? Is there a story behind it? I keep a microfiber towel in my side bag for fill ups - flat paint and gas don't mix.
Yours look good, match the bike well and bet they feel great going down the road - but not sure about the red rag? Is there a story behind it? I keep a microfiber towel in my side bag for fill ups - flat paint and gas don't mix.
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Joined: Oct 2007
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From: Edmond, Ok
Looks good Sash. If you don't like 'em, you could always swap them out with the bars on that little pink bike in the background!
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In my opinion you can't beat the look of the stock drag bars that come on the NT. But I ended up replacing the 6" straight risers with 8" pullbacks and even though they don't look as good, the riding position is so much more comfortable. I'm really happy with the results.
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