[firebu1]

I found these handlebars and they have the option to change the center to center width to fit metric bikes. From the looks of them the mave give better visibility of the speedo and tach than the CP bars. What do ya'll think? heres the website also

http://www.brcustomcycles.com/Chopper___Drag_Bars.php

 

[sin_city_warrior]

With raked fork they might be cool/comfortable. i looked at their gallery, definately some nice work.

 

[Gilly]

Very good company I think. A buddy of mine just ordered some bars from him. He will return your emails,and your phone calls. The bars are a little pricey,but they are definately custom. You can send him a picture and spec's of any bar you want built,and he can fix you up. All his bars are raw finish, but he will get them chromed are powder coated if you want. Super guy to deal with. I would highly recommend him. I'm going to order my bars from this guy when I decide what I want. Maybe after christmas.

 

[slngshott]

Very nice bars.

 

[arizonawarrior]

What's the spread rise and pullback on those?

 

[firebu1]

What's the spread rise and pullback on those?

Sorry its taken so long to reply, I've been pretty busy over the holidays. The bars in the pics are


1.5" diameter


14" Pullback


34" Width


4" Rise


They have more bars pictured but from what I've read they can customize the bars as well


Jon

 

[sticky]

purchased those exact bars from bill at br customs. he built them exactly to my specs the fit and finish is perfect, they can be ordered ( as mine where) with internal throttle , also supplied by bill. and with bolts that are drilled for wiring. he also sent me spacers so it appears that the bars are 1.25" in between the controls.right up to the grips. im gonna post pics, just gotta take em

 

[Gilly]

im gonna post pics, just gotta take em



I'm looking foward to seeing your bars on the bike. I've got a set I am looking at that Bill is going to build for me,unless I like your's better. I have been checking your bars out for quite a while. On the internally wired part,doe's he drill them out for harley's controls,or did you specify a particular place to drill the holes?

Guy

 

[Rif]

I've got Highway Hawk bars on my warrior and they look very similar to those.

 

[brcustomcycles]

Hi BR him self here .I can make all my bars fit your bikes go to my site www.brcustomcycles.com or call me ##s on contact page . yes i look at all forums to see how is talking about my bars . I will talk to you soon call me thanks Billy

 

[meTrickWarrior]

bars look nice! and BR has some cool stuff. like the fact that they will do anything you'd want! to the favorites they go

 

[ozzrider]

Billy's bars are top notch!! I can vouch for his work because I have his double dagger "Z" bars chromed and custom fit to my warrior. I am totally satisfied w/ the look and the pull back on mine. I get 13" pull back w/ about 8-9" rise w/ my bar & riser setup. I chromed it here in San Jose, CA for a lot less than Billy's site but my bar's pointy ends required more touch ups at the chrome shop and several layers of chrome to get it right.

There are some benefits to buying his bars: first it's the "custom" part, which will make sure it will fit and second, it's the quality of his work. Personally though, I needed the bars to be made w/ something heavier than aluminum since almost all aftermarket bars are made w/ aluminum and they were vibrating like **** on my bike. I've tried several things to reduce the vibration on my previous Yami T-bar and although I'd succeeded in "reducing" some vibration, it wasn't to my satisfaction. Hence, I was looking for an alternate material to create the same bars when I came across Billy's bars. Billy's bars are all made w/ steel pipes which is considerably heavier than regular aluminum bars. They vibrate less and that annoying "tiny" vibration that made my hand numb after a while was completely gone. Billy's bars were heavy and solid yet light enough to be on the risers and stay on.

If anyone is looking to reduce vibrations on their bars, Billy's bars will do the job. Plus, you can "customize" to your liking so it beats installing all other aftermarket bars for that purpose. You guys are welcome to take a look at my gallery!

 

[Gilly]

Hey DK, I noticed you did not internally wire your handlebars. Did billy say they were too hard to wire,or you just are not able to do it because of the sharp corners you have to get by. My buddy Doug ordered just regular Z bars without the points,and is going to try to wire them internally. The daggered Z looks great on your bike. I'll be ordering mine from Billy soon. Nice job.

 

[brcustomcycles]

Hi BR here you can run your wires internally in my daggerd z bars I put a 17" long spring inside the bars when I make them it works like a condwit so the wires can go in the bars with no problem . thanks Billy

 

[arizonawarrior]

I like these bars so took the liberty of adding them to the Feb09 update of Popular Mods. Very sweet. I look forward to reading some installed-and-riding reports!

What's the spread rise and pullback on those?

Sorry its taken so long to reply, I've been pretty busy over the holidays. The bars in the pics are


1.5" diameter


14" Pullback


34" Width


4" Rise


They have more bars pictured but from what I've read they can customize the bars as well


Jon

 

[duboisst]

Gotta tell man that I just installed Big Fatty handlebars that vibrated like **** until I took them off and place a few washers (2 smaller diameter and one large one that matches the handlebar diameter on top. It's awesome! I found that without the washers, the bars sat directly on the triple tree head and didn't sit on top of the rubber bushings and vibrated like crazy., Now it's as smooth as the original stock bars.. Hope the word gets out on this before anyone buys those expensive vibration damping weights! 1.75 for 6 washers is ALOT better then 80.00 for some vibranators..