Harddrive 1 1/4" Ape Hanger Handlebars - 12" Chrome - Harley Dyna & Softail
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Specifications
| BRAND | Harddrive |
| TYPE | Handlebars |
| SKU | 820-54510 |
| CATEGORY | Handlebars |
| PART NUMBER | 096471 |
| RISE | 12 inches |
| DIAMETER | 1 1/4" at clamp, 1" at grips |
| FINISH | Chrome |
| ROUTING | Internal cable routing |
| WEIGHT | 0.06 lb |
Fitment
Fits these motorcycles
Listed per manufacturer fitment data. Not sure? Email us and we confirm before you order.
Harddrive 1 1/4" Ape Hanger Handlebars bring a classic 12-inch ape hanger profile to your V-twin cruiser's cockpit. The 12-inch rise gives a commanding riding position and adds visible style to the front end of a Harley-Davidson.
Riders choose these bars for their clean, uncluttered look. The internal cable routing hides your wiring inside the bars, and the dimpled surface adds detail. The brilliant chrome finish is built to hold its appeal over time, and the 1 1/4" diameter at the clamping area gives the bars a substantial, robust feel. The diameter tapers to 1" at the grips to accommodate standard controls.
These handlebars are a practical pick for a custom build where you want an iconic ape hanger stance and a tidy cockpit. The bars weigh 0.06 lbs and carry the manufacturer part number 096471.
Specifications
- Brand: Harddrive
- Category: Handlebars
- Part Number: 096471
- Rise: 12 inches
- Diameter: 1 1/4" at clamp, 1" at grips
- Finish: Chrome
- Weight: 0.06 lbs
- Routing: Internal cable routing
Common questions
What is the rise of these handlebars?
These are 12-inch ape hanger handlebars with a classic 12-inch rise.
How does the diameter change along the bar?
The bars measure 1 1/4" in diameter at the clamping area and taper to 1" at the grips to accommodate standard controls.
Do the handlebars have internal cable routing?
Yes, they are dimpled and drilled for internal cable routing to keep wiring hidden for a clean look.
