Engine guards- HD round vs. lindby vs. HD mustache ?
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Engine guards- HD round vs. lindby vs. HD mustache ?
Engine guards- HD round vs. lindby vs. HD mustache ?
Can't decide which would look better and which would offer more protection?. Anyone out there have either of these that can post some photos with different angles i sure would appreciate it, also if you could provide some measurements such as overall heighth and width ?, cheers, thanks in advance.
Can't decide which would look better and which would offer more protection?. Anyone out there have either of these that can post some photos with different angles i sure would appreciate it, also if you could provide some measurements such as overall heighth and width ?, cheers, thanks in advance.
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+1, I have the exact one and like it. I do want to add some more pegs on the verticals for another position, but throwing your legs up on this engine guard completely changes your weight distribution and can add miles to your comfort.
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I almost bought a Lindby for my bike, but after studying where I wanted my feet to wind up resting comfortably on the bars, I realized that the "built-in" foot rests on top of the Lindby were not where I wanted my feet to wind up. The wide width of the Lindby bar also made mounting adjustable pegs less than ideal, as the pegs would wind up sticking out too far away from the bike.
I wound up with the Harley bar, primarily because of the number of potential pegs adjustments that could be made to get the pegs right where I wanted them.
I wound up with the Harley bar, primarily because of the number of potential pegs adjustments that could be made to get the pegs right where I wanted them.
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I've been thinking about something like this...not so much for the engine guard ability, but for highway pegs that I can quickly install for an out of town trip. I think a full-on engine guard would look atrocious on my 72, and for that matter, so would this, but I would never have it on full time
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+2 on the lindby multi bar (rounded version). I only wish they offered a blacked out version. I love mine and don't think you can find a better looking or built highway bar. the built in foot rest is perfect for stretching the legs and if you put pegs on down lower and have mid controls it will give you 3 different foot positions. If you get pegs that look the same from both sides you can mount them on the inside of the multi bar if you don't like the wide stance of the bars.
Last edited by IRON1250; 07-17-2013 at 11:02 AM.
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I've been thinking about something like this...not so much for the engine guard ability, but for highway pegs that I can quickly install for an out of town trip. I think a full-on engine guard would look atrocious on my 72, and for that matter, so would this, but I would never have it on full time