• 

  Daggs

  11 years ago

   Started tonight after work, making some beefy 32" wide  T Bars,

  7" high Y risers 

  1-3/4" diameter for the main bar 

  They'll be powdered satin black

  will post some pics in a few days

• 

  oneball

  11 years ago

  Hi all...Good luck with it Daggs.Im assuming your a boilermaker ? Keeping them nice and straight after welding will take some thought.
  
  How about some pictures of the process ?......

• 

  Daggs

  11 years ago

  Yes fitter/welder 30 + years in the trade too many bloody years doing this shit ha ha

• 

  Daggs

  11 years ago

   Shit pic but you get the idea, of to the sandblasters/powdercoaters tomorrow..

  
  

  

• 

  walka

  11 years ago

  nice

• 

  oneball

  11 years ago

  Hi all...Well done Daggs.You mite want to check that the front brake assembly fits properly,My bars have a flat spot for the master cylinder.

• 

  Daggs

  11 years ago

  Yeah I've allowed for that, built bars before

• 

  Daggs

  11 years ago

  I'll put up better shots when powdered and when fitted !

• 

  Daggs

  11 years ago

   Here's a coup[le of pics of the finished job....

  

• 

  Daggs

  11 years ago

  

• 

  GT 1200

  11 years ago

  Nice work, Daggs

• 

  trumph

  11 years ago

  Yep nice bars and look good on the bike

• 

  Youngblood

  11 years ago

  Bars look good, nice job

• 

  Daggs

  11 years ago

  Cheers guys, they turned out how I wanted. Very comfy, very sturdy, much better feel when going for it and only cost me the price of powdercoating.
  
  Also there is no others out there exactly the same.

• 

  paulybronco

  11 years ago

  Good job, great satisfaction from doing things yourself

• 

  CairnsFXDF

  11 years ago

  hell yeah mate they look fantastic, i'd buy those for sure

• 

  inmate

  11 years ago

  Great job mate, as you said. cost next to nothing. you built them and none the same.

• 

  98superglide

  11 years ago

  Class act mate...very nice,very envious of your skill set