Fork Clip-ons Handle Bars CNC Riser Regular Handlebar for 1969-1982 Suzuki Yamaha (43mm)

These are very lightweight so I believe they won’t hold up to a drop or layover but let’s hope it never comes to that. The quality does appear good but I’m afraid to really wrench down on these screws bc it feels like the aluminum could be easily scratched. I gave the low rating because mine arrived scratched all the way down to metal. They did not ship them in a box, only a shipping envelope and the product was only partially covered inside therefore rubbing against each other inside the envelope leading to scratches. My grips appear to only cover a part of the scratch. Other than that I do like the product and it fits well and I would gladly raise the rating if I can get a replacement that isn’t damaged. Seller could possibly upgrade to a box with stuffing or at least wrapping the bars in bubble wrap before shipping them in a shipping envelope.

These do what they're advertised to do. Until now, I was using flipped bars for a cafe conversion, and these just look and feel way better. The clamp portion can get close to the frame, so if you triple tree is tight to the frame, you may need to look elsewhere. Due to the angle of the bars, you can't flip them and have the clamps out front. Luckily, I was able to get these to work on my build.

This product is advertised as 22mm, but with a caliper it measures exactly 7/8" (0.875OD").22mm is 0.866OD", so the controls I have which are ~0.873OD" (22mm) won't quite fit.I'll try and file them down the extra ~10 thousands of an inch because I have the capability and tools already, but if you're looking for an easy plug-and-play installation, I'd do a little more research and find a better sized 22mm.Aside from the bars being the wrong Outside Diameter, the clamps fit perfect around my 36mm forks, and the angle is perfect for the look I'm going for on my cafe build.1981 BMW R65 LS

So I ordered this for my 2015 YZFR3 which had blown over in a bad storm. I was pretty upset to see that I hadn’t ordered the wrong size. Luckily all I needed was the actual handlebar pope. I simply disconnected it from the connecting joint and attached it to my bike. It was very simple and is nearly a perfect match to my other handlebar. I’m extremely satisfied and will probably change out my other handlebar as well for uniformity sake.

Nice parts

I bought these for my ‘81 Kawasaki KZ440 project and they fit great. I did have a couple issues getting my controls to fit but managed to make it work.

Seems like it only fits sport bikes or at least it doesn't cut my 78 Honda cb. Packaging sucks and mine came scratched.

I actually ordered the wrong ones but these looked amazing and seemed good for the money

Well I just found out aprenly my caliper is 2mm off somehow so now this is the second pair of clipon's iv bought for this one bike.... Still no luck still wasting money.. however there's a alot better in quality of them than the other pair, better look as well.