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If you like Monkey Apes you gotta pay I ended up going with the reg 13" apes. Not only you gotta pay but also wait for those monkey bars. They were telling me 3 wks.
They are nice though Haven't see any other brand like the monkey apes.
They are some badazz bars but dayum i think he thinks he made them out of gold for the price they want for them.
That's a no *******. Ireally like the look but $330.00 goes to far against my grain for handle bars.then you add cables and what not to go with it and bam your around $600.00. I think I'll check out the cycle smiths version.
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