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Old 04-04-2009, 11:39 AM
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So I got my arlen ness fairing now I need bars.
I want them to tuck in low behind the fairing kinda cafe style.
If anyone has any info on what would work on my '03 super please let me know, pics would be great.
I was thinking of pickin up some short Z-bars, but lookin at all options like drag bars on low risers , or short pullbacks.
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Step 1. Buy tig welder

Step 2. Get steel

Step 3. Make your own dope *** ones

Step 4. Continue making your own parts to save money on overpriced ****.
 
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I use 8-9" rise, 4" pullback t-bars... looks great...
Here's some thumbs
 
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Originally Posted by crsowa
I use 8-9" rise, 4" pullback t-bars... looks great...
Here's some thumbs
love how yours looks, but I'm hopin to keep everything behind the fairing if possible, (speedo too) thanks for the info though, nice to know my options.
 
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Anybody try different bars other than tall ones with Arlen Ness fairing??
 
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stock handlebars w Rivco Riser 1" rise 2" pullback

http://i332.photobucket.com/albums/m...P1010046pb.jpg

 

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Originally Posted by crsowa
I use 8-9" rise, 4" pullback t-bars... looks great...
Here's some thumbs
crsowa - am lookin for what you have done, I have AN fairing on the way, but where did you get your bars?...AN drags are 10" pullback, with 9" rise....want somethin that makes me stretch a bit to hold on, your setup looks like it would do the trick...thanks
 
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I have my old 4" rise Z bars if your interested

I'm sure you can find pix of them on my bike in the dyna section by doing a search and they might do the trick for you.

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did a search, came up with snake eyes.....you have a pic?(on the bike)...or link to the post?
 
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