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11 Sep 2008 13:00
just bought a 77 kz 900 and was wondering what are my options for handlebars and where i can get them?
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11 Sep 2008 13:12
i just put some superbike bars on the classified section here. $22 bux shipped. let me know
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11 Sep 2008 13:23
i got superbike bars too. Really make your bike feel better on the curves!!
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10 Oct 2008 06:30
I'd like to revive this post because I have a question as well.
After my 350 mile trek to Chicago I felt alright - but I was wondering about the possible benefits of a different riding position. What are the benefits of leaning forward a little more as opposed to being on a straight, seated position? I find myself leaning forward alot anyways - not sure if it just feels better or if it feels appropriate (based on whats happening around me and what I'm trying to negotiate).
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After my 350 mile trek to Chicago I felt alright - but I was wondering about the possible benefits of a different riding position. What are the benefits of leaning forward a little more as opposed to being on a straight, seated position? I find myself leaning forward alot anyways - not sure if it just feels better or if it feels appropriate (based on whats happening around me and what I'm trying to negotiate).
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Re: handlebars
10 Oct 2008 09:03
Yes, stock handle bars. Some people say that they produce a better ride position and some old reviews from back in the day say that it will promote a sore back.
Well my back was sore but my ass hurt a lot more.
Well my back was sore but my ass hurt a lot more.
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Re: handlebars
11 Oct 2008 16:04
Do you have some pictures of the bars and showing ride position?
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Re: handlebars
12 Oct 2008 17:00
Do you have the measurements/specs on those? As far as height, width, pullback, etc?
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Kurayami (Girl of Darkness)æš—é—‡ã®å¥³
1980 Honda CX500C - GONE
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