Harley Davidson Touring Electra Glide FLHTC/I Handlebars

Though you do not have to give motorcycle handlebars lots of attention and maintenance compared to the engine and brakes, it is not a good idea to continue riding around if there are problems with the handlebars. You are just asking for disaster if you insist on operating a motorcycle with squeaky handlebars.

So that you do not end up in a wreck, make sure to replace your handlebars with a fresh set so that your Harley Electra Glide can still be considered street legal. Take a look at the Harley Davidson Electra Glide handlebars produced by Viking Bags to see if they are what you are looking for.

Features of Harley Electra Glide Handlebars

Mounting the Harley Electra Glide handlebars is not a daunting task, requiring only a few steps to get the job done. You should not problem inserting the bottom of the handlebars into the front half of your motorcycle. When fixing them in place, there is an internal pulling wire that helps you to guide the wiring between the handlebars and the motorcycle.

When lifting the Davidson Electra Glide handlebars, there is considerable heft to consider. However, it should be easy enough to handle thanks to the rounded bars being able to fit within your grasp. The stainless steel exterior is resistant to impacts, rust, water, and wind drag.

Design of Harley Electra Glide Handlebars

The arcing of the handles in a hanging position draws inspiration from the mini-ape, the tight width between the longest steel rods is reminiscent of drag bars, and the overall V shape with the flattened bottom is much like the Z-bars. Though only coming in black, you can apply either a matte or glossy finish to cover the surface.