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you will enjoy them when you drop your bike , saved mine a few times
yea don't plan on dropping it if I can help it.lol but that was the idea behind getting them.
and yes everyone likes pic I know considering my bike looks nothing like my sig pic since I have done a ton of upgrades this year maybe when im not working 6 days a week I will find time to take some new ones let alone ride.
and the chrome sleeve they put on the crash bar just isn't long enough I don't think because I can see the black but like I said I know where to look but over all. the bike looks bad a$$ still
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