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Biltwell Black Smooth 1" Window Handlebars For Harley Dyna Sportster Softail on 2040-parts.com

US $99.95
Location:

Warminster, Pennsylvania, US

Warminster, Pennsylvania, US
Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Item must be returned within:30 Days Refund will be given as:Money Back Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Return policy details:In order to return an item, you must contact us first to obtain an RA #. A 10% restocking fee plus our original shipping cost will be applied for all items being returned. Products must be in the new, un-used condition, and include the original box and/or packaging with all tags included. Once your return is received and inspected by Get Lowered, your refund will be processed and a credit will be applied to your original method of payment. You are responsible for all shipping costs associated with getting your order back to our warehouse with the carrier of your choice. All shipments must be made prepaid; packages shipped COD will be rejected. No returns or exchanges on electrical items. Restocking Fee:No Part Brand:Biltwell Inc. Manufacturer Part Number:HB-WIN-01-BK Surface Finish:Black



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Biltwell Inc. Window Handlebars

This item fits:
Pre-82 Models/Not Dimpled

Construction: 1-inch O.D. x 0.120” wall seamless 4130 chromoly tubing. All bends are created with internal mandrels on a CNC bender to reduce flat spots in the radiuses, and all welded joints are precision mitered and TIG welded. For exact measurements, please click the Specifications icon in the photo album. Smooth for aftermarket hand controls.

Fitment: At 9 inches from center of clamping area to top of T bar, Biltwell Window bars fall into the “tall” category. A mere 10 degrees of back sweep gives these bars a flat T-bar style that works best on motorcycles with stock backbone lengths. Depending on the height of the bars you’re replacing, longer cables and wiring may be required. If you’re not confident in your ability to change handlebars, please consult a professional.
 
These bars look great on: Big Twin, British and Japanese choppers with stock neck angles; any bike with Narrow Glide forks.


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