BIKER BAR (not that kind)
- Thread starter Nཛ͢ཀཇཧ༏ཧי
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Oh that kind of Biker Bar
Its the 1 1/2" model. Not sure of the manuf number tho.. doing a garage sale @ the moment. I'll text ya the exact model. MC2304
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Nཛ͢ཀཇཧ༏ཧי
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Thank you. Mine will be here Tuesday. Hopefully in the morning.
mastiffdave
Well-Known Member
Only way to go been using one for years. Gave the straps away.
Same one....MC2304. The only difference for these bikes is the frame clearence. You will have to make adjustments on the base plate for each model...raise or lower the attach point. Instructions make it simple. Helps to have extra hands tho.
mittens
Well-Known Member
Just ordered a MC2304 for mine. Had a strap break on the way home from Thunder Beach this year. Got lucky and the kick stand was down, it saved both my Chopper and my buddy's Harley.. we are talking mm away from each other. Bent the kick stand but well worth the 100 bucks to not have other issues. Now all 3 of us are going to be using Biker bars. Our other buddy's we met up with use them on all there bikes. cool stuff. There PDF says 10-14.5 inch's wide frames, and then they make 4 bars for different frames. 1.5" is the custom ones. But that same PDF says 5-6.5 inch high adjustment. Well my Chopper has 4inch of ground clearance... but when on the phone they say 5-6.5 inch's is measured from the side of the frame tube not the bottom... TO me that's the dumbest measurement and asking for people to mess up. bottom of frame is easier. Anyway. one of my buddy's has a lower chopper that works too, so confident it will work. But wanted to share that info.
Touring models - MC2301
FX, FLST, VR models - MC2302
XL, XR, Sporty Models - MC2303
1.5" Custom frames - MC2304
Touring models - MC2301
FX, FLST, VR models - MC2302
XL, XR, Sporty Models - MC2303
1.5" Custom frames - MC2304
dedgar
New Member
I use mine for either my heritage or pitbull (2005)... I would never go back to straps. For the pitbull, I was a bit worried with rear suspension movement (you just need a little to lock the bike to the floor so the tires dont move but I just hauled my bike from NM to ID and it worked well.
Jersey Big Mike
100K mile club
All of these are the WRONG solution -- Ride the damn bike! Solves the problem! I'm sure Rick and Roger are on my side!