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A new option for bars- Suburban Machinery Bars

11 posts · Started by drswade · 25 Jul 2010

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I've been looking for some new bars. Getting down and pushing the bike away from me at the track was alittle too difficult for me because my hands were too up in the air. I like the reviews on this site about the Rizoma and the LSL flat bars. I decided to get the Suburban Machinery bars. They have more of a clipon feel to them without being completely hunched over. Almost like a clip on with a riser. I had to replace my throttle housing today (that was a b*tch) so I decided it was a good time to replace the bars to.

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This is my 2 year old girl helping me
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I will be doing a 300 mile Mt. St.Helens ride tomorrow so I will be able to give you a proper report when I am done.
Brian I notice you don't have that Nichols triple clamp yet. Man, you have got to get one and the shock clevis as well!
You will notice the difference on the track, definitely!!
I love the look of those bars. You have a link? How much were they?
Rob...You're holding out on me. I'll look into them.

Boney here is the link
http://www.suburban-machinery.com/DucatiM4.html

They don't have an application for the SD. These are for the monster 1100. I will see how they are on the roads and next week on the track before I fit these pemanently and drill holes and what not.

Brian
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