Handlebars From Honda Cb650 7/8" on 2040-parts.com
Saint Louis, Missouri, US
These 7/8" handlebars are from my Honda CB650. They are used, but in decent shape. Measurements are roughly as follows: Overall length: 29", Rise: 6", Pullback 6".
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