| Author | Message | ||
     Torquemonster |
Crossroads are too extreme of a race position. Flanders cost too damn much. K&N superbike bars are virtually IMPOSSIBLE to find. Where the "F" can I find 7/8 aftermarket bars that will be lower than stock, but higher than crossroads 0 degree? (for a Y2K M2) Thanks! (Message edited by torquemonster on November 15, 2007) | ||
| Buelltours |
Go to http://www.spieglerusa.com/cfm/handlebars.cfm and get the LSL A01. You can select the color and I guarantee you will love it. The most popular Buell handlebars in Europe. You can see the blue ones in my profile pic. All original controls fit with no modification. | ||
| Torquemonster |
Thanks for the suggestion. Im on the site right now and cant seem to find bars with that part number. Contacting them via email to reference the part #. | ||
| Spiderman |
Go to a local UJM or Motorcross/dirt bike shop. They should have a section or wall of 7/8 bars. Take your bars to compare. Prices will range from 20 to 120 bucks... | ||
| Torquemonster |
Thx Spidey. Ill hit the mx shop tomorrow. | ||
| Cyclonemduece |
or possibly check into some sportster drag bars. | ||
| Smoke |
sportster bars are 1 inch still, i think. tim | ||
| Kdkerr2 |
Sportster bars are 1.0" thick, positively and without a doubt. Buell bars and most Jap krotch rockets are 7/8" or .875". I run Honda motocross bars on my Buell [01 Cyclone]. KK | ||
| Dave_02_1200 |
Check ridenow.com. They sell Bikemaster brand bars, including the Superbike bend and European Touring bend bars. They are about $20.00 or less and seem to be good quality. Good luck, Dave | ||
| Jc000 |
While we're on the subject, anyone know the I.D. of M2 bars? Using my little tape measure isn't too accurate. | ||
| Mcgiver |
Im using aluminum bars for a kx80 on my s3, pretty low and narrow. Brian |
