Anyone that has ever had to actually use them, knows that the little two point connection crash bars like this....
...simply don't stand up. If you ever lay the bike down, they instantly bend/fold back against your case.
The crash bars that actually work, along with looking the best in my opinion, are the three point connection type that could be had for the 78 model like these...
Nobody makes these any more and they're getting hard to find. If you do find them, they want top dollar for some crusty rusty ones like these...
Case guards
And nice ones go for even more.
If I can find get someone to manufacture these and come up with a good product that is at least as good as OEM, but probably better since all the stuff he has now gets double layered chrome, would there be enough interest from you guys to want them to make it worth his time? They will fit on any year and model XS/XJ and use the current bolts that are there. No clue what he would need cost-wise, but if you could get a brand new set for under $100, how many would be interested?
Tod
...simply don't stand up. If you ever lay the bike down, they instantly bend/fold back against your case.
The crash bars that actually work, along with looking the best in my opinion, are the three point connection type that could be had for the 78 model like these...
Nobody makes these any more and they're getting hard to find. If you do find them, they want top dollar for some crusty rusty ones like these...
Case guards
And nice ones go for even more.
If I can find get someone to manufacture these and come up with a good product that is at least as good as OEM, but probably better since all the stuff he has now gets double layered chrome, would there be enough interest from you guys to want them to make it worth his time? They will fit on any year and model XS/XJ and use the current bolts that are there. No clue what he would need cost-wise, but if you could get a brand new set for under $100, how many would be interested?
Tod
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