I have the Bikemaster Superbike bend on mine. Seems I end up putting this bar on everything I own. Cheap and does the trick. I think the Renthal Ultra Low is pretty close in a somewhat classier (and more expensive) aluminum bar.
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Do they accept threaded bar ends?I have the Bikemaster Superbike bend on mine. Seems I end up putting this bar on everything I own. Cheap and does the trick. I think the Renthal Ultra Low is pretty close in a somewhat classier (and more expensive) aluminum bar.
Not without modification, which i have never attempted. I just use the ones with expanding rubber plugs.Do they accept threaded bar ends?
Where do you find those in stock? Everywhere I looked they're all out of stock.I have the Bikemaster Superbike bend on mine. Seems I end up putting this bar on everything I own. Cheap and does the trick. I think the Renthal Ultra Low is pretty close in a somewhat classier (and more expensive) aluminum bar.
I have the Renthal superbike bend on my Gen1. I Love them. They have less sweep then the factory bars,wich hurt my wrists while riding. I do 400 plus mile days with these no problem.Where do you find those in stock? Everywhere I looked they're all out of stock.
I found some photos on an SV650 forum with those Superbike bend bars on a SV and they look very similar to the bars on my Silver Gen1 FZ1, now I'm motivated to get a set. I like cheap but if they're not available then I might have to step it up to the Renthal bars.
Since I'll be removing grips this will be a good time to install Oxford or even Bikemaster heated grips.
I think they are the 758's aluminum. They are still available? I saw them on Rocky Mountain ATV's website. Ive had mine for years. Love the sweep. Comfortable to me.Those look to be the Renthal Ultra Low, which is closest to the Bikemaster Superbike bend. Are those available anywhere? They're out of stock at Revzilla, but I didn't check elsewhere.
Just checked eBay and there are some available there.
I understand that! it's finally warming up here into the 20s. We had some cold weather last year that had us below 0, but it didn't last long. It snowed here about 5 days ago.... not much but we still have snow on the ground. We got some flurries this morning. I'm looking forward to spring as well! I may be able to finish that laundry room project that the wife wants while I'm waiting....No riding for the last several weeks. Winter of 24/25 has been much colder in New England than last winter. The good news is there’s only 41 days till Daylight Savings Time. Can’t wait till spring. The only positive spin i can put on it is some non riding chores around the house are finally getting done.
I have a set of Hippohands that I put on the bike when the riding temps get down to below summer glove weather. I can ride with my summer gloves down to the high 40s. I usually don't ride below those temps, but with winter gloves in the Hippohands, 32 could be good. I think hippohands dot com is still the only place to find them.Been shopping for Heated gloves, 32 degrees on the way to work is not fun!
Must be some o' that Global Warming, er, I mean, anthropogenic Climate Change.NOLA/my front yard a few days ago. Apparently the heaviest snow fall since 1895 or something like that.![]()
300 clams for guards and covers, no wonder you made your own! Interesting product though, thanks for the tip.I have a set of Hippohands that I put on the bike when the riding temps get down to below summer glove weather. I can ride with my summer gloves down to the high 40s. I usually don't ride below those temps, but with winter gloves in the Hippohands, 32 could be good. I think hippohands dot com is still the only place to find them.
The only issue I've had with them is that the wind will blow them back against the clutch and brake levers, but I just got a piece of cheap strap metal and a couple of pipe hanger clamps and made a sort of brace that follows around the bars in front of the levers to keep them held out.
I just went to the web site, and it looks like they have hand guards that will correct that issue, but I think my method is a LOT cheaper. The guards no longer require the mirror mount, so that is an option, though.... The new ones don't look quite as strange as mine... worth a look!
My hippo hands are about 10 years old, but they are still working great. The new cold weather versions look like they could be better, but I have no complaints with mine.300 clams for guards and covers, no wonder you made your own! Interesting product though, thanks for the tip.
Been shopping for Heated gloves, 32 degrees on the way to work is not fun!