On 10/13/2010 Rodaco wrote:

It took a little while to exactly figure out how they mounted. But once that was sorted, probably about 15 min to fit. Very pleased with the results.

On 10/05/2010 knuklz88 wrote:

easy install

On 11/03/2009 LARGE wrote:

Excellent. Perfect fit, only took about 15 minutes to install and they look great.

On 05/01/2009 BIGENOUGHAL wrote:

Super easy to install!!

On 10/27/2008 rjfoster03 wrote:

Nice shape and easy to install.

On 10/27/2008 courtney123 wrote:

One of the best things to protect your bike if it gets dropped.

On 10/27/2008 nibs75 wrote:

Nice bars, easy install!

On 10/27/2008 jjtrogdon wrote:

nice but welds arent as clean as they could be

On 10/27/2008 AeroRider63 wrote:

Best investment I made. Dropped Bike twice and not a scratch on the bike.

On 10/27/2008 Jorako wrote:

Great, lets you strech out on those long rides!

On 10/27/2008 lightcz wrote:

makes bike look bigger. saves engine and leg somewhat. cons : sweeping clearence is low

On 10/27/2008 blackaero1 wrote:

Nice bars with a nice shape to compliment the style of the bike. Work great as I found out just over a month ago. Bars got scraped and slightly bent, but there was no damage to the frame, engine, or more importantly, my legs.

On 05/22/2007 texmack wrote:

took about 15 min with the right metric tools...nice

On 03/02/2007 crazyvoodoo wrote:

they look great and protect the rider...no complaints here !!!

On 10/26/2006 zajh756 wrote:

First, it is a wise investment for safety reasons. Besides that, the installation went without a hitch. The fit is tight and, well they just look great too!

On 06/29/2006 Duffy wrote:

Great addition that is more for protection then looks but looks good anyway.

On 03/03/2006 Will Kumley wrote:

Install takes about an hour give or take a few minutes. I suggest having a second person available to help hold it in place. This thing saved my ass when I put the bike down. I was able to walk away from the accident with just a broken collarbone instead of a whole lot more. Hit the pavement at about 35 mph, bike has some damage, but nothing like it would without the bars. Engine is untouched.

On 10/03/2005 tjbowers wrote:

I chose the Cobra bars because I like the curves to it. Other bars are more angular in profile. It's purely a matter of personal choice/style. I didn't rate these as "excellent" only because I had to return my first set to Cobra because of a chrome defect that made it through quality control. To its credit, Cobra gladly approved the return.