TCMT Motorcycle 2" Risers Handlebars Mount Clamp Universal Fit For Harley Touring Road Glide Street Glide Softail Sportster XL1200 XL883 Dyna Fat Bob With 2" Diameter Handlebar

Love these handlebars look great on my night train easy to install and run wires through. Very well packaged took like 15 minutes to unpack from all the foam! Nice looking powder coat! Only complaint would be that maybe have some string or something pre ran thru the bars to pull wires through like I've seen on other bars and had to buff a little powder coat off of the throttle side so it twisted back and forth easier but no biggie.

The look of the chrome on the handlebars was nice. All the welds were not polished for show. Then, upon laying the handlebars on a flat surface, the riser tubes were not correctly positioned before welding, and the left side was higher than the right. Sent back for a refund. Figure the jig used to weld the tubes is no up to my standards.

Install is self explanatory. The only negative I could find is a few micro scratches on the finish other than that the bars are great. These go very well with a fatboy.

Bars look great, arrived in 3 days instead of the 8-12 estimated. Very pleased.

2005 Honda Shadow.

Heave and ugly

My one big complaint is the knurling was WAY off center. I can see a strip of it hanging out one side of the risers with the bars centered. Other than that, the black coating is only OK. I like the way they feel as far as fit and comfort is concerned. They look pretty good on my fat boy too. One other thing to note is that the throttle sensor didn't fit in the end of the bar tight enough and had enough slop to come out during a ride rendering my throttle basically useless. I put some rubber in there to tighten it up, but it could have been bad/dangerous in some situations.

Overall i love it... great product for the money you're paying... my only issue was that the throttle grip was a little tight so it doesn't return back to idle as easy as factory and it have a little play (less than half an inch of outward and inward) which can get free from the throttle by wire mechanism, but both of those "issues" were easy fixes.-Sanded a little on the throttle grip area- pulled the tbw maybe half an inch out and epoxied it so it dont go all the way in (of course didn't epoxied the moving part)Now it works perfectly and looks amazing! I would've given it a 5 stars but i had to work a little...