Crash bar options
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Crash bar options
Hello, I have toyed with the idea of removing the crash bar on my 2012 street glide but always decide I feel safer with it there. I have been looking at the Linby Linbar powdercoated black and I really like the look of it plus I will get another foot position option. I will be leaving for Thunder Beach first of May and want something like this for the ride down.
Just looking for some options, opinions or pics on this and other crash bars.
Thanks for the info!
Just looking for some options, opinions or pics on this and other crash bars.
Thanks for the info!
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Hello, I have toyed with the idea of removing the crash bar on my 2012 street glide but always decide I feel safer with it there. I have been looking at the Linby Linbar powdercoated black and I really like the look of it plus I will get another foot position option. I will be leaving for Thunder Beach first of May and want something like this for the ride down.
Just looking for some options, opinions or pics on this and other crash bars.
Thanks for the info!
Just looking for some options, opinions or pics on this and other crash bars.
Thanks for the info!
i dig the look of the yaffe crash bar..pricey though.
There are also the Meat Hook style crash bars out there:
http://www.brcustomcycles.com/ENGINE...FOOT_RESTS.php
http://www.brcustomcycles.com/ENGINE...FOOT_RESTS.php
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I like the Lindbys in black and that was going to be one of my first mods when i got my nbike. But I was sending some stuff into the powder coater and I decided to include the stock chrome bar and in black I have grown to like the "classic" look of the stock bar. So at this time Im saving a few $ and not buying the Lindby.
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I looked at those several times and I swear I did not see that. LOL! Oh well, they sure are nice.
Those look great, they almost look like there is no bar there, but they only fit with "raked" bikes. On a stock bike the fender hits the bar.
I like the Lindbys in black and that was going to be one of my first mods when i got my nbike. But I was sending some stuff into the powder coater and I decided to include the stock chrome bar and in black I have grown to like the "classic" look of the stock bar. So at this time Im saving a few $ and not buying the Lindby.
I like the Lindbys in black and that was going to be one of my first mods when i got my nbike. But I was sending some stuff into the powder coater and I decided to include the stock chrome bar and in black I have grown to like the "classic" look of the stock bar. So at this time Im saving a few $ and not buying the Lindby.