CNC Aluminum Φ 50mm Clip ons Handlebar replacement Fit for fork diameter 50mm Universal cafe Racer Tilt Angle 8° 7/8" bars Clip ons Assembly Black

These look really good and are easy to install. IF.. you are putting them on your shocks above your yolk. Otherwise you will have to take the yolk off as it is a one piece. Because they are one piece they don't tighten as well as a 2 piece. On my shocks I would tighten they were solid, but I guess the aluminum would stretch and after just a day they would need to be retightened. Did that twice. The 3rd time the aluminum split vertically.

These fork mounted bars are much studier than the picture would seem to indicate. I mounted these on a Honda CM400 and the bars, once tightened, will not budge! Installation was a breeze and the size was perfect. The diameter of the bars allows the throttle to move without any issue unlike some other bars I have purchased which required sanding. I'd recommend these without reservation.

Machined well. Looks good. Fairly sturdy. Decent for rebuilds or if you want clip ons for a custom build. Easily scratched though, size was pretty spot on. Love the adjustability clip ons give. Great, cheaper alternative choice over the expensive brands.

These are quality clip ons for the price. The measurements on these are true unlike a different pair of clip ons I had before these. These are truly 41mm with a 7/8 diameter. They feel very sturdy and compliment my bike well! One thing to really note is that when compared to most bikes, these bars will definitely put you in a more tucked/leaned forward position. This is great if you're riding at a track and want more weight over the front wheel for traction, but it can definitely become a nuisance if you're going for long rides on the street.

Measure your front forks yourself instead of relying on this list of bikes that they claim will fit these bars. My motorcycle was on this list of acceptable bikes but it was a hair too small. I require a 37mm 7/8th handlebar. I had to return, which held up my rebuild several frustrating days. Voted 3 stars for the quality of the bars which are pretty good for $35 handlebars, be careful as the black powder coat easily comes off if you scratch or drop these things. Good luck Peggy sue. A quick way to measure the diameter of your front forks is with a nanometer or a compass, or if you don't own those things, get a piece of paper and wrap it around your fork tightly, then tape it tightly in the cyclindrical shape and slide it off carefully. You should be left with a hollow Tube the same size as your forks. Now fold that tube flat and measure the width of it. BAM! You got your clipon size amigo, and you looked cool doing it.