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im looking for a lower set of handle bars for my 82 450t... and after browsing around here i think ill go with superbike bars... my question is, is that going to be to low. i dont want to mess with rear sets or anything like. but i still need to be able to ride this for 2-3 hours at times and be comfortable what do you guys thinkTags: None
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It's a matter of personal preference. Only you can judge.
Daytona bars are popular here. A couple of inches taller than Superbike bars.Ed
To measure is to know.
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That should work as long as they are not narrow.
I am fresh out of mid/high rise chrome bars and my '78 is borrowing some black bars for the time being.
Daniel
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Originally posted by TyFerris View Postim looking for a lower set of handle bars for my 82 450t... and after browsing around here i think ill go with superbike bars... my question is, is that going to be to low. i dont want to mess with rear sets or anything like. but i still need to be able to ride this for 2-3 hours at times and be comfortable what do you guys thinkBadgezz, we don need noh stinkin' badgezz!
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