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I like these bars a lot but it seems grip height is taller than other brands at the same size so I'm not sure if I should get 14 or 16". If anyone has pics of those on their bikes or have pros/cons, I'd love to see/hear em
2018 SGS
6'3
Last bike was a 2014 dyna with 14" KST and 1.5 or 2" risers
They look a bit like the "thresher" bars from LA Choppers...
NIce fit on the Street Glide...
That is correct. Vindikta was the original and in my opinion the highest quality. That said I do have the LA Chopper Threshers on my 22 RG CVO because they offer chrome in stock for over $150.00 less. I have zero complaints with either bar.
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Vindikta flat top bagger bars
