22MM Handlebar Handle Foam Motocross Review

Knurl itself. A sharp blow is enough and that's better than the factory knurling. It matches the Brozz250 but is slightly lower. I turned my bars away from me and I love the feel of this sliding bar. You will need to drill stops for your turn signals and launch/obstacles. Although I like it, I'm 6/2”

Bought as a cheap replacement for my bike. The quality of this product, especially considering the price, is excellent. Ease of installation. I put them on 2008 Ninja in less than 30 minutes. Works as it should and the overall finish is great. Looks good, works good, feels good. I recommend!

As other reviews have said, there is no knurling. Not sure if this is true across the board or if they really have knurling and I just missed getting a bar with them twice. I returned the first to the other, and the same on both - NO ROLLING. Unfortunately I can't/don't want to try to use it without the right risk of steering shifts while driving etc. If they had knurling that would be great! The grips were good and all. Otherwise completely useless for me.

This seller is selling a defective line of products with these bars. The knurling should be positioned at the canter when the oar is to allow the gooseneck to properly fix the oar. These handlebars are knurled on the left grip. At first I thought this was a one off bug but after looking at the photos in the listing it turned out that all of their handlebars have knurling on the left grip. I believe this seller sells a whole bunch of broken handlebars. Attention buyers!

Fits my '09 Kawasaki Ninja 650r well, but they are a little longer than I thought they would be, about 3/4" on each side. Really thick and durable material, the color doesn't scratch as easily as I thought, but the gray I ordered looks more like a metallic green/grey than a true grey. At first I didn't install the crossbar, but then I did, and I like it. Bar Ends Installed (Be careful when ordering 7/8 bar ends as the inside diameter is smaller than regular bars so I had to run a press washer…

First. I would like to draw attention to the fact that they seem to be some kind of marriage due to quality control. The machine must have pumped out a few hundred before they realized it was cutting the knurl at the end, not the middle. So these bars have a knurled spot at the end of the bar, not in the middle where it goes. THIS IS a good bar. For $40 they did a great job replacing my bent handlebars and I'm pretty sure they won't budge in the light riding I plan to do. The finish is great…