Bmw R75/6 R75 Crash Bar Guard on 2040-parts.com
Emeryville, California, US
crash bars taken off a 1975 r75/6. probably fit most airheads, but please do your research before buying. clamps onto front down tubes- u-clamps included.
A bit dirty, I have not cleaned them up- so you see how they were on the bike. Brand is on the last picture, but there is a mark through it making it hard to see. there is a bend, see pictures. I am sure you could just bend it back, but again, I have not done so. You could not notice the bend when it was on the bike. as far as i know, the bike was never down, but its a city bike, so it probably got backed into (and these bars saved the heads!)
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