I have been looking for a traditional board track handlebar with no rise, it's just a C- shape real straight and clean. Where are you guys buying them, I have seen them on bikes on the site.
Board Tracker Handlebars, WTB?
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I think some people are bending their own. Pat over at Sportsman Flyer has some as well which are the ones I'm running now. I had a set of these Nitto bars previously but they were kinda narrow.
http://www.universalcycles.com/shopping/product_details.php?id=37212&category=2657
http://www.universalcycles.com/shopping/product_details.php?id=37212&category=2657
No problem, if you like the Nitto ones I may have the previous ones I used still hanging around and could sell em to you if you would be interested. I painted them black but I believe the paint would strip off easily. I'd sell em for $30 including shipping if you are interested. Just let me know and I'll see if I still have them.
I have a pair of the Voodoo Scorchers also listed through universalcycles.com, they have a slight flair and not so much like a "D" shape more like the old Harleys.
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The real name is a Prominade handlebar. Found cheapest so far- $47.00 on Amazon. They look really cool set at about a 45 deg. angle and I like riding tucked down.
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Just make sure there is enough room for your controls before the bend starts.I had that problem
Yeah I did too, I have old Honda Dream perches on a 3-speed handlebar and it's tight. I cut down the throttle tube and made grips out of old couch lather wrapped around the bar ends. I had some old bar weights from a street bike that I put on the end to get some more length out of the bar.
For this new bike I am building, I have a set of old Raleigh motorbike levers and one has a thumb lever that will be my throttle and I can use a set of real vintage bicycle grips I have.
For this new bike I am building, I have a set of old Raleigh motorbike levers and one has a thumb lever that will be my throttle and I can use a set of real vintage bicycle grips I have.
