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Great decision... Those narrow bars looked like $hit.... Wider bars make the front end look alot wider and flow better... I went with BurlyBrand because they are nice and wide just like the bars you just purchased.. They stick past on both sides+++....
Narrow bars look great on narrow bikes .. like a sportster.. ect.
Now you've gone and done it; definitely the Buffalo Bars!
Yeah, I'm starting to feel that way too.
Whats crazy funny is the side banner that keeps popping up every third or forth time I reload this thread. Its a JP Cycles add for the exact same 14 inch Paughco Standard bars in question. Now thats some on point marketing. A little late as they are already in my garage, but ironic none the less.
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