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Hi all,
Anybody running bars like the ones pictured?? If so, how do you like them? Where did you get them? The bars in the pic are from Sinister and are $365 in black....OUCH.
I don't have those bars, but I do have Wild One 575Bs and love them. The black matches the control housing perfectly and are really comfortable. Plus I picked them up for $180 shipped, so that's half of what Sinister is asking.
I don't have those bars, but I do have Wild One 575Bs and love them. The black matches the control housing perfectly and are really comfortable. Plus I picked them up for $180 shipped, so that's half of what Sinister is asking.
Completely different bar. I am running Heritage bars now which are similar to the 578's. I just don't like the look on my bike.
Hey Zach,
It has been awhile. I got into riding other two wheelers and didn't spend much time on the HD but now I am looking to freshen up the ol' steed.
I hear what you are saying about the width. I built a bike with beach bars too. That is why I was hoping to get some feedback from people with those bars. I have been seeing them on a couple bikes around here so I assumed they were more popular. I might roll the dice and try them just because they look cool. Won't be the first time I wasted money on a bike to look cool!!
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