Thursday, June 25, 2015

Demon’s Cycle Reviews Harley Davidson Handlebars


When Demon’s Cycle reviews handlebars for Harley Davidson motorcycles please understand that some of the names you see may not be familiar because they are the names of the custom handlebars you can only find from Demons Cycle. There are several different types of bars to choose from and most of them are similar in design but they could be used on different styles of Harleys. For example;

·       Ape Hangers: This is where things can get a little tricky. What type of motorcycle do you have? Do you have a touring bike? If so you will need handlebars that fit that particular bike as well as what you are looking for. Ape hangers have a specific arch to them which allows you to sit up straight when riding your motorcycle. They have a distinctively different look to them than standard bars and give you a different ride. The benefits are that they offer you an alternative way to sit which can make your ride more comfortable, especially if you are taking a long trip. Some common nicknames for various custom styles including ones with gussets are; El Diablo or Frisco bars.

·       T-Bars: These are the more custom or standard ones you will see where you actually lean forward more while riding. Many people feel more comfortable with T-bars simply because they are probably the first bars you had on a bike when you learned to ride. Another reason people like this design is because they feel that the T-bar gives them better control but again that may be based on comfort. The important thing to remember is that you stick with what you are comfortable with. You never want to put something on your motorcycle that makes the ride feel off or gives you less control.

One of the main things to keep an eye out for when picking custom handlebars is that you are going with the right size. That is more important than the style. If the bars you pick are too short or too big it will make your ride less comfortable, no matter which custom style you select.
 

 

Again the reviews you will find on must custom bars is based on opinion, how someone felt with those particular bars on their particular bike. No two bikes are the same and that’s why you shouldn’t base your decision and purchase solely on what someone else says. If you have the ability to get on a bike that has T-Bars or Ape Hangers and experience what they feel like then that is the only way you are going to have an idea of what you can expect before you buy bars for your bike. Also it is important to remember that if you are looking for any Harley Davidson parts to replace, that you may actually want to try something new. Even if you stick with the same type, a different size can give you a different and possibly more comfortable feel when you ride. Just an idea you may want to consider when you are looking to replace your handlebars.

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