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Your cart is empty.Cruiser 1"ÿhandlebars ÿ Style:ÿSuperbikeÿ ÿ Width: 29" ÿ Rise: 2" ÿ Pullback: 5" ÿ Center Width: 5.5" ÿ Chrome
Shawn
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2024
Well thru are not dimpled nor pre drilled. I was test fitting my brake perch and saw after just placing the perch it scratched...so chrome is probably low quality. I mean $40+ for bent shiny metal I guess it works lol
George Torres
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2024
Quality so far
Matt
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2023
29” wide, look great on my v star 650 with 6” risers
Just Todd
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2020
I was able to get this bike back up and running (1999 Honda Shadow ACE) quickly with this reasonable priced handlebar. Snug for with handles and switched but worked fine. I would recommend these bars to anyone.
Austin W
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2020
These bars are pretty decent for the price. They do not come with set holes or dimples so you will need to measure and drill your own for your controls. If you have a bike with a wider tank, make sure you measure first as they don’t leave much clearance room. I have a 93 honda shadow 1100 and I had to bend a couple cable holders to clear the tank. Other wise chrome looks good, they feel sturdy, and good value for the money.
JayLynn
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2020
They are cheap handlebars that work for what they are intended to do. They don't seem to be cheaply made given the price. I do wish they were a bit longer but I recommend these to anyone looking for new bars.
Rossco
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2020
Adds a beach Cruiser look to my 2007 boulevard S40. Had to reroute the throttle cable for fit, I DID NOT HAVE TO LENGHTEN THE CONTROL WIRES OR THROTTLE CABLE, u will need to drill 2 holes for controls to mount onto handlebars.
Brandon
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2019
Pro: Its cheap. Its chrome. It got rid of the ridiculous ape hangers that the last owner had on the bike. Closest I could find to the stock handle bars (except overly rusted originals on auction sights) on my 1995 Honda Shadow 600. And yes! It fit my bike despite Amazon's part finder insisting it doesn't.Con: It has no knurling to keep it in place. make sure you get them center bolts extremely tight. The end caps are a bit hard to get out, so I didn't scratch the finish I took a hook style pick and rammed it into the plastic and fed it through and yanked it from the inside.Once I get the grips I am waiting on, I'll add some photos.
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