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I believe the WO 575 and KW +2 Sweepers are probably the most popular. WOs are 1 1/4" pre-drilled for internal wiring at $214, KWs are 1" externally wired but a lot cheaper at $66. I drilled my KWs and wired them internally, works like a champ. I think the KW arched pullback style looks pretty good also. I would like a little more pull back but nobody makes any.
Wild One Chubby's, Krome Werks, and Yaffe Monkey Bars get a lot of play on this forum. You will also see a ton of Cyclesmith 13", Hill Country Customs, and Klock Werks Ergo bars.
I recently got the 13" Prime Ape from LA Choppers. Very similar to Yaffe Monkey Bars but better price and quicker shipping. At the time it was a 15% forum member discount. Not sure if it's still valid.
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