MOPED ARMY

any bars that are 7/8 should work. Most dirt bike bars are 7/8.

okay, well, it appears that none of you guys understand the sizing situation on this website--just like me. So, I'm gonna go ahead and just not use it. I understand the 7/8th's thing, just not the "Mini, Cr Low, Kx, or Rm"

Thanks for that info, ken, I'm going to hit up my local bike shop. My only reservation is that on some of these motorcycle sites and other places, they advertise their bars as "NOT BICYCLE BARS" and claim that they are way stronger. Am I taking some sort of safety risk by using bike bars?

Am I being stupid to be concerned about handlebars when I'm planning on going 55+ on old, little shocks, on a bike with a shaky frame, thin wheels, and bad brakes?

The style of handlebars are completely up to you. Since you seem to like the low profile of Clubman (cafe racer) bars but don't like the comfort, Maybe a lowrising Motocross bar would be good for you. Another option too would be to get some dragbars with angle bends. I had some on my Sportster and the were real comfortable (this style can be found in 7/8"), also with these, if you want, you can change the angle by turning them up or down. I turned mine down a bit on the Spoty and it totally changed the way the bike handled and took turns. If I were putting bars on a ped, I'd personally go with a set of 16" apehangers. They're not to tall but they still look cool.

i have some mx bars if you want them like these shipped. they are black and 7/8ths. can get measurements later.

cr, kx, and rm are all diff dirt bikes. CR is honda, KX is kawasaki, and RM is suzuki. Im pretty shure theres no diff in the width on them but i think theres diff rise in them. any of them should work