I have a buddy who got t-bone in an intersection. He had a crash bar and credits that for saving his leg. He got pretty banged up but could have been worse. I have a lindby on mine. Alot of money if you never need it but worth every dime when you do.

 

the nice thing about the Lindby and a few of the other ones is that even without mounting highway pegs on it you still have another option for a place to stick your foot when you're on a longer trip. Helps to keep your legs from stiffening up when you can re-position them for a few minutes here and there to stretch things out. It's hardly a reclined position that I'd cruise in for an hour or two, but it definitely helps for short stints. If you're a shorter guy they probably could work like cruise pegs and let you stretch it out though.

 

Well I put the Lindby Multibar on the bike today. Thank you all for your ideas. I like the look and it was super easy to put on.

 

Same bar I had. Held up really well when I crashed, and looks great. Good choice.

 

I like the multibar and mustache bar for the Slim. Would like a few more pics of the Slim with engine guards. Thanks

 

Lindybar on my 2k Heritage....EZ peazy and love it!

 

I wouldn't ride one without an engine guard. It will save you a lot of money in the long run. Without one, Even a simple static drop can wind up costing you big bucks and it makes the bike easier to pick up should you do so. Mine happens to be a Mustach guard. Looks good and has an alternate place to put my feet if I want to.

 

had them put on before I first rode her home the 1st time..

 

I've been debating this for a few months... I just installed a chrome HD mustache bar on my Fatboy. Going to take a few days/weeks to get used to the looks... Jury is out. At least I know I'll save money if I drop the S.O.B.