12" Narrow Slim Apes Bobber Chopper Softail Sportster Dyna Handlebars Flat Black on 2040-parts.com
Portland, Oregon, US
I have a new set of 12" Tall Narrow apes for sale. 1" Thick. 28.5" over
all width. 6" center width. About 2" of pullback. Perfect for your Bobber or Chopper! Nice and narrow. Perfect for splitting lanes. Old school cool. .120 wall steel. Very sturdy. TIG welded. Not dimpled but they are drilled for
internal wiring. Really nice Flat black powder coat. Discounted!! MSRP 134.95. Your price today is $89 shipped. MADE IN USA.
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