Burly Brand Scrambler handlebar in 1" chrome tube, designed to give Harley riders a vintage scrambler aesthetic with a mid-rise profile. Drilled for internal wiring and made in the USA, these bars fit most stock Harley cable and brake line routing.
Fits most Harley-Davidson models seeking a scrambler-style bar. Stock cable and brake line routing works on the majority of cruisers and Sportsters — verify on your specific model before ordering.
Yes — Sportsters work well with these bars. Most models use stock routing that accommodates the 6" rise and 3" pullback.
Most Harley models don't require extensions, as these bars are designed to work with stock cable lengths. Verify fitment on your specific year before ordering.
These bars are drilled for internal wiring. If you're running aftermarket switches or controls, confirm compatibility with Burly or your control manufacturer.
Installation is straightforward — remove stock bars, bolt these on using your existing clamps, and route wiring. No welding or frame modification required.
| BRAND | Burly Brand |
| TYPE | Handlebars |
| SKU | 750-05432 |
They look great and they feel great! Nothing more you can ask for- installed on a 2017 FXDl (Dyna lowrider). Everything was pretty straight forward for install. However if you have this motorcycle model make sure you have a headlight relocation kit or lower triple tree mount ready to go because you?ll need one with after market bars like these.
Nice product, a bit of a challenge to get the right side wired up. So many wires to get through the bars. Way more comfortable then stock!
Would definitely recommend, handles really well and all around sleek and awesome
Fit great easy install makes the ride perform and feel great
Extremely hard to run wiring.
These bars look great and feel great. I’m 5’10 and the 14” bars sit right at shoulder height and very comfortable. <br />The matte black is very close to the Harley Davidson wrinkle black. <br />With zero experience I was able to internally wire these and install them in a couple of hours, and I have the heated grip cable which is more than the average bike. My best advice is to use electrical tape and baling wire. Coil the baling wire as many times as you can around the cables so that it won’t slip off, don’t be light . It took me 6 tries before I figured that out which would’ve saved me a boat load of time. <br />I will admit that getting any form of cable or wire around the bend from bars to riser is a little tricky and nothing I used besides the baling wire was possible for me.
