Review on 🏍️ CNC Aluminum Φ 37MM Clip-On Handlebar Replacement - Compatible with Kawasaki Ninja 250R 2008-2012 & Ninja 300 EX300 2013-2018 - 7/8-inch Bars - 37mm Clip-On Assembly in Black by Braxton Jackson

on wood, not on forks like traditional clamp handlebars. *They are approximately 1/4 inch lower than standard handlebars. (And traditional clamps) * The down angle is not as steep as other clamps. That means you don't have to worry about placing the switch so it doesn't bump into your body (lock to lock). The "other" clamp required me to lift the fork high enough to allow for the clamps to be fitted, but this reduced the fork's travel under hard braking/touchdown (barring scary moments/front wheel lock-up). multiple!) * allows the fork to be adjustable (forklift) without affecting the range of your clamps. d bite, feel safe. (based on the above statement) * "swipe" is adjustable. * Come with extra risers in case you need higher handlebar. * I have to say it. but they are well designed with nice little touches. at a great price. (For example, the inner bracket (inside the handlebars) is thick and well countersunk. The bolts are long enough that if they aren't tightened properly for some reason, your controls won't fall apart. They may wobble, but they won't become totally loose/dangerous (compared to a traditional clamp when those bolts loosen the entire handlebar spins freely until you can tighten it.) The black finish was indeed. Spotless. Now for the tiny negative point. (As another buyer mentioned) The left lane is slightly smaller.I used black tape wrapped around the strip twice for the switchgear and once for the clutch lever rod.Nothing moves after that.Wear them for about 3 weeks now and NO problems with comfort or qualityUpdate: 25.08 .2020 No No problems No complaints 100% satisfied with this purchase Update: 09/22/2020: This is not a fake Lower the forks so far (si cher) as needed and these rods will not be affected. I will gradually add photos. Again, compared to traditional fork mounts, your handlebars will tighten if the bolts are loose. It's not like mine is completely weakened, but it's REALLY the way to go in terms of safety and functionality.