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77 KZ 750 Twin - Handlebars
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Anyway, whats a good style of aftermarket bar to get? your thoughts?
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- 10 22 2014
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www.chaparral-racing.com/product/bikemas...dlebar/311-0510.aspx
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SWest wrote: I have superbike style bars with a 2" rise.
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www.chaparral-racing.com/product/bikemas...dlebar/311-0510.aspx
Thats a pretty cool set up, but im thinking of something where the sweep of the handlebars isnt so sharp. I almost want horizontal bars .
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I like may hands forward & slightly angled. the natural position with my arms extended forward.
1981 KZ650-CSR with Emgo European bars from Z1Enterprises.com. one of these days I'm going to try superbike bars which should be a little better for high speed riding. i.imgur.com/EX04BEy.jpg ... i.imgur.com/F02HKjC.jpg
Flanders BMW Med Tall Street bars. Riding position is too upright & no good for speeds above 55 or 60 mph, but at least the Fr brake mc was level. ... alt pics. i.imgur.com/aeZVJVq.jpg ... i.imgur.com/sOBMIvp.jpg
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martin_csr wrote: Maybe it's just the perspective, but the handlebars in that pic don't look like superbike bars.
I like may hands slightly angled. the natural position with my arms extend forward.
1981 KZ650-CSR with Emgo European bars from Z1Enterprises.com. one of these days I'm going to try superbike bars which should be a little better for high speed riding. i.imgur.com/EX04BEy.jpg ... i.imgur.com/F02HKjC.jpg
Flanders BMW Med Tall Street bars. Riding position is too upright & no good for speeds above 55 or 60 mph.
alt pics. i.imgur.com/aeZVJVq.jpg ... i.imgur.com/sOBMIvp.jpg
I was thinking superbike bars as well. Which brand of SuperBike bars would you get?
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martin_csr wrote: Emgo. The chrome quality is good.
I know I may not be able to find these, but im looking for white anodized superbike bars
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The BMW med tall bars above give an upright riding position that was great around town. not so great on the freeway.
I bought a Slipstreamer SS-28 shield, but it wouldn't work with the bmw bars. doh.
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martin_csr wrote: I call those Yamaha bars, but that's just my own term for bars with that shape. I have no idea how I came up with that. hee.
The BMW med tall bars above give an upright riding position that was great around town. not so great on the freeway.
I bought a Slipstreamer SS-28 shield, but it wouldn't work with the bmw bars. doh.
Yeah they do look like "Yamaha" bars. I replaced the bars on my otherwise stock 77 XS650 with gold anodized ones. See below
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