Just wondering if anyone can point me in the direction of who makes motorcycles handlebars in NZ or who sells second hand Harley parts in NZ.Thanks in advance
pnh4,
Mar 11, 10:59am
Myself, Im a certed welder, & can sell through here all legit.
Didn't think you were allowed wielded handlebars anymore!
hamishcookie,
Mar 11, 10:50pm
God damn Fail England lol
pnh4,
Mar 11, 11:34pm
Can weld the works, with a cert & regular xray/crack tests.
sr2,
Mar 12, 1:46am
I'd go for a set of extended "ape hangers", you'll save a fortune in underarm deodorant!
racetoy,
Mar 12, 2:18am
AHHHHApe hangers brings back memoriesunderarm hair flowing in the breeze walking around like frankeinstein when your arms cramped in the up position
i-n-horz,
Mar 12, 9:19am
How the hell would he reach his fingers for the clutch/brake! automatic maybe!
i-n-horz,
Mar 12, 9:33am
What! a bad arse starfish or maybe a fan of rollercoasters.reminds me off the ol'6-bends, sitting on the tail light with next to no contact of the front wheel to the tarmac when powering up.duh!
pnh4,
Mar 12, 9:44am
1.25" 1" or 7/8 slightly curved type bars are best, stainless rolled curved, not bent.
And the question everyone asked was "how ever do you ride with those handlebars"
xs1100,
Mar 13, 7:45am
yeh and still waiting on the answer how the hell do you go round a corner
flockton55,
Mar 13, 8:05pm
I guess that OP wasn't wanting clip-ons!Love my Katana, bars are mounted below top triple clamp, and slope downwards.You wrap yourself around the tank and away you go!
pnh4,
Mar 14, 9:15am
Hows our job.
pnh4,
Mar 14, 9:54am
Stingy
stephenb1,
Jul 24, 9:07am
easy as,but if on a japper best to stay with there kind.
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