| Author | Message | ||
     Jersey_thunder |
WHAT ARE MY HANDLE BAR OPTIONS? JT | ||
| 4dwuds |
Do you want to lay down on the tank or sit up on the back seat ? | ||
| Lovedabueller |
24 inch ape's hey its been done. | ||
| 4dwuds |
YA mean like this ?  | ||
| Mr_wizard |
HOLY HELL after 5 minutes you wouldn't be able to feel you hands! | ||
| 4dwuds |
Like the ol saying, NO Brain, NO Pain. The No brain part is self evident. All he needs now is a Jockey shift to make it complete. (Message edited by 4DWUDS on April 09, 2009) | ||
| Lovedabueller |
LOL thats priceless. i about pissed myself. hahahahahahahahahahahahahahah | ||
| Littlebuggles |
There are a few off road bars that fit nicely, just make sure they have some pull back or they will make your wrists ache. (I think I've heard some people are using Rizomas) Crossroads are nice if you want to move down and forward. The S3t bars should be able to fit without special mods. I've never tried the X1 bars since I was told from many sources that the controls would hit the tank. After trying a handful of options I thought the stock were as good as I had found for everything from long rides to canyons until I really got moving, then I preferred the crossroads to help keep my front end sorted while going too fast on curves. They work good around town if you don't mind a sportier ride. | ||
| Migs16 |
american sport bike sells a great set that ive had for months and installed in less than an hour and i havent had one problem. | ||
| Jon960 |
Ducati Monster bars work for me on my Cyclone, wide and comfortable |
