Review on Yana Shiki A2907B Anodized Handlebar by Badazz Webb

I bought these to replace a 2003 Yamaha YZF R6 that I broke when a coyote and then a curb decided to jump in my way while I was going at 50 mph. (No, I'm not mad.) They fit great, look great, and were the cheapest I've found. (Yana Shiki is great. I mean cheap price; other sites charged around $115 for it). The hex head screws (size 4.5mm if I remember correctly) hold the bar in place, and the bars are tilted down about 7 degrees instead of straight out to the sides. The only downside is that the ring is attached to the fork with three bolts and the bottom is locked in place with a triple clamp once the handlebars are where they need to be. SOLUTION: Advance the bottom hex bolt, then use some force to rotate the stem to the desired position, then tighten the other bolts. The anodized blue color also looks great. It's something close to cobalt blue, not royal blue. The photos were dead.