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Those buckhorns are a perfect fit for my hands after a hard days work.....
Eric's Wheelbarrow and Tilling Service-Insured and Bonded
Eric's Wheelbarrow and Tilling Service-Insured and Bonded
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1979 Yamaha XS1100SF (gone)
Airbox w/K&N element
Jardine 4 into 1
145 mains, 45 pilots
1996 Ducati 900SS CR
1977 Kawasaki KZ900-A5
1975 Honda CB550K -
Being a broad chested long armed fella (knuckle dragger
) I like the buckhorns. I tilted mine down a bit from stock. When cruising down the highway I can rest my elbows right into my ribs and my arms go out almost 90 degrees. Of course if your use to a flat bar the angle may take some getting use to I guess. I'm sure that's what 90% of everyone's complaints about them is. Being from a sport bike background they are on the same plane of an angle I'm use to, kind of a down and away. Everyone's got their pro's and con's on bar's I guess.
What I'm getting @ is I would give them a try first. and if your gonna off them I'm sure someone on here would take them off your hands. I guess this all depends on if you actually get the bike first, of course
Don
1979 XS1100SF "Old Man" bought by my Dad brand new in 79, customized in 80 with Vetter, Standard tank, and touring seat. I inherited in 02 when Dad passed. Been riding it since 09. No resto, bike is a survivor...
2007 RoadStar 1700 Midnight Silverado "The Black Pearl" Cobra Slash-downs, K&N filter. More mods to come
old:
1989 kawi ex500
1996 yzf-r6
1999 yzf-r1
2001 kawi zx-6r
2000 Ducati 748
2002 YZF-R1
2005 V-Star 1100 ClassicComment
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