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SG handlebar options ... besides apes?
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SG handlebar options ... besides apes?
Time for new bars, before I give in and just get some kind of apes, I was wondering if anyone has actually ridden or installed any other type of bar? I would love to get something different. I was looking at BRs site, they have a big variety of bars, primarily various types of apes as usual, however, they do have some difefrent styles such as Bus bars, beach style bars, and he will basically build anything you want. Ive looked at the Sinister SG drag bars (not a fan), the Burly Bikin Beach Bars (look pretty cool but very basic), etc but just not sure how they will feel on the road? I'm looking for different but comfortable, yeah I know good luck.
http://www.brcustomcycles.com/Bagger_Bars_FRB6.php
The Burly Bikini Bar on a SG, they look good, pretty basic in appearance, but difefrent.
http://www.brcustomcycles.com/Bagger_Bars_FRB6.php
The Burly Bikini Bar on a SG, they look good, pretty basic in appearance, but difefrent.
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I'd think you need to look at several factors, mostly your height/reach and what you find comfortable, and what look you're going for on your bike. For me, I'm old enough that I'll choose comfort over style if I have to choose...
I'd like to raise my bars just a bit, but don't want to get too far above the fairing, since I'm usually a 3 or 3 1/2 season rider - I like the extra wind protection I get. I do like the look of those bars in the pic you posted but I'm not sure if I'd like the feel of 'em...
I'd like to raise my bars just a bit, but don't want to get too far above the fairing, since I'm usually a 3 or 3 1/2 season rider - I like the extra wind protection I get. I do like the look of those bars in the pic you posted but I'm not sure if I'd like the feel of 'em...
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Klockwerks ergo bars
Wild Ones - several options for the SG without going to apes
Krhomewerks +2 and the 2+2
I needed bars that came back more, were a little higher than the stock bars , had a better wrist angle and still wanted my hands behind the fairing. I went with the Krhomewerks +2 and they worked out very well.
Wild Ones - several options for the SG without going to apes
Krhomewerks +2 and the 2+2
I needed bars that came back more, were a little higher than the stock bars , had a better wrist angle and still wanted my hands behind the fairing. I went with the Krhomewerks +2 and they worked out very well.
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Ive seen the KW stuff, definately cant beat their prices thats for sure, wow, under $100 for most bars!!
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