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Offline jamesv220820

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so i am going to switch out the originals with something a little sportier i like the shorter bars i think the clubman style is too low for me

ahhh wheres a good place to find bars for sale for the cb350f and see pics of them on the bike

WEBSITES of HANDLEBARS for the CB350F and pics of aftermarket handlebars on your bikes would ROCK!!

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If you want low without going to the extreme of clubmans or clip-ons, then what you're looking for are drag bars (no rise and very slight pull-back), or euro sport (2" rise and slight pull-back). 

As for suppliers, if you don't already know exactly what you're looking for when it comes to measurements, you're probably best off going to your local bike supply shop so you can actually look at the bars and maybe even take them out to your bike so you can get a better idea of what they'll look like when installed. 

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some drag bars would be cool. my buddy put some on his 360 and it looks rad, sorta cafe, sorta tracker. and it rides more like stock then clubmans. but don't ask me, I practically lay on he gas tank.

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I like drag bars on top of dog bones. CL360 pictured:

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CB400F style bars (the early ones) work nice - basic superbike bars.  Get them pre-drilled if you don't have a drillpress.
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these are the superbike bars from chitown on e-bay. $27 i think. They werent predrilled nor do they need to be. I have extra drag bars and 3" riser if your interested.
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Offline jamesv220820

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ya that really helps pics and links are great and i do like the bars on that cb350f thanks CrashBar and lookin at those bars on bikemasters website helps too Alan

now at least i have a better idea i will admit i like the clubman bars but i dont wanna be laying down on the tank :)

so now im just lookin at thr pics on bikemasters site i do like the superbike, gp touring and the european but i would have to see em on the bike to decide

at least im narrowing them down

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A few more handlebar pics / styles along with measurements from the Flanders website:

http://www.sideroadcycles.com/ImportedMotorcycles/ImportHandlebars/ImportHandlebars78.html


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I don't think too many riders find handlebars that feel right on the first try, you may have to try more than one set to get where you want to be.  At least the bikemaster bars are cheap enough to experiment.

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Re: CB350F HandleBars need help finding and choosing so post your pics, please.
« Reply #10 on: February 14, 2009, 11:28:04 AM »
Superbike bars but on a 750k5.  Prolly 3 inches lower than stock.





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Re: CB350F HandleBars need help finding and choosing so post your pics, please.
« Reply #11 on: February 14, 2009, 11:49:11 AM »
very nice GigaWhiskey love the mirrors too ya staring at bikemasters site i like bars that are have a longer pullback because to me it makes it feel more flush with the bike so im trying to visualize the GP Touring style bars anyone have any pics of a CB with those style bars or know anyone that does

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james

ohh and sorry if this is getting annoying im a very indecisive person :(
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