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    #16
    If the LTD bars "match" kawa bars i know they are comfy ive had a 750 LTD and have a 650. They are still "buckhorny" but not to bad were its a tiller.

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      #17
      Originally posted by dr_fosg8 View Post
      Here is a side shot of the EMGO LTD bars on my L. Got them from Z1.
      Bingo! That is the photo that convinced me to get them. Thank you dr_fosg8!

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        #18
        handlebars on L

        I put standard "E" bars off a 1979-1981 Gs750:



        more natural wrist posture. Chose function over looks.
        1981 GS750L (sold)
        1981 GS750L (current)
        1978 Yamaha RD400 (RD = Race Development)
        1981 Honda CT70 (86+ MPG at WOT most of the time)
        1983 GS1100GL (needs work: update, gone to a new home)
        1956 Simplex (with a TS250 motor)
        1985 GS1150E (Hammer Time!!)
        1998 1200 Bandit (Rattler)
        1980 GS1100L (Janice)
        Do I continue?

        "An unarmed man can only flee from evil, and evil is not overcome by fleeing from it." - Col Jeff Cooper
        e tan, e epi tan

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          #19
          Thank You

          Awesome. Thank you to all of you. I'm looking into all of below! Z1 bars are only listed at 21 bucks! Dont know where I'd get E Bars. I have to look into that but they look much better.

          Fivetoedsloth- that tiller comment nearly took me out of my chair. Its so true!

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            #20
            I know the Daytonas did but did any of the others require cable changes?

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              #21
              Originally posted by JStones View Post
              Awesome. Thank you to all of you. I'm looking into all of below! Z1 bars are only listed at 21 bucks! Dont know where I'd get E Bars. I have to look into that but they look much better.

              Fivetoedsloth- that tiller comment nearly took me out of my chair. Its so true!
              If you are looking "into all of below", you still have your viewing options set to the default "newest on top". Much easier to follow a thread if you set that to newest at the bottom and simply read from oldest to newest.

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                #22
                cables

                Mine required no changes in cables or brake lines.
                1981 GS750L (sold)
                1981 GS750L (current)
                1978 Yamaha RD400 (RD = Race Development)
                1981 Honda CT70 (86+ MPG at WOT most of the time)
                1983 GS1100GL (needs work: update, gone to a new home)
                1956 Simplex (with a TS250 motor)
                1985 GS1150E (Hammer Time!!)
                1998 1200 Bandit (Rattler)
                1980 GS1100L (Janice)
                Do I continue?

                "An unarmed man can only flee from evil, and evil is not overcome by fleeing from it." - Col Jeff Cooper
                e tan, e epi tan

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by JStones View Post
                  I know the Daytonas did but did any of the others require cable changes?
                  The throttle cable and brake line were a bit too long, but I was able to accommodate the extra length with some careful repositioning. Keep all the bends nice and smooth.

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                    #24
                    Thanks to FiveToedSloth I have put some new bars on the bike! Thank you very much Scott! I owe you one!

                    These are Bikemaster LTDs.

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                      #25
                      Here is a closer shot.

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                        #26
                        those are the sort of bars i was looking for to go on my 850... just not sure yet. looks good man

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                          #27
                          Here's a pic of my '82 850GL with Emgo Daytona bars. Added the National Cycle Street Shield windshield last week. Verdict still out on it...

                          Spike

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