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Thanks mate! Every time I go in the deuce pic thread, I get frustrated. You have to go through like 10 pages before you even see a single pic. But I will put a couple in there also.
Rossi: Those are the same ones on your NT, right? If so, thanks!! I just got the same ones and was worried they looked too wide. When I saw your Night Train they look perfect on it!!
Rossi: Those are the same ones on your NT, right? If so, thanks!! I just got the same ones and was worried they looked too wide. When I saw your Night Train they look perfect on it!!
No, the bars on the train are the factory bars. I don't have that bike anymore. So when I wanted to get bars for the deuce. I talked to the parts guy at my local dealer, and those flanders were what he said were the closest match. Also the risers on the train are stock ones that were shortened by 1 3/8". That made the 4 5/8" tall which is why I went with
4 1/2" on the deuce.
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