7/8 inch Motorcycle Handlebars

Custom Motorcycle Handlebars That Fit Your Bike

Changing your motorcycle handlebars is a great way to customize your bike so that it fits your riding style. Having the right set of custom motorcycle handlebars installed will aid in your riding comfort and control. This is the one part on the bike that is really all about you.

Your handlebars not only give the bike a custom look, but they can also give the bike a custom feel making the bike an extension of the rider.

Styles of Custom Motorcycle Handlebars

There are many different handlebar styles to choose from. Lowbrow Customs has traditional Ape hangers in a variety of rises, and bends for those looking for a traditional chopper look. Ape hanger handlebars have a lot of length, typically called rise. These are the bars you see where the rider’s hands are positioned high above the triple clamps.

We have Drag bars, tracker bars and moto bars for those who want a more aggressive riding position. These styles are the stunt handlebars for motorcycles . These bars typically mount directly over the forks giving you additional control and feel of the bike.

We also have classic Z-Bars, H-Bars, T-Bars and Rabbit Ear handlebars for builders that are interested in that custom look and feel. We carry motorcycle handlebars in 7/8 inch and 1-inch diameters to accommodate different size handlebar clamps.

All of these DIY handlebars can be installed on your motorcycle to help you get that perfect look. Lowbrow Customs also carries an assortment of handlebar cables, handlebar risers and handlebar controls to help you complete your installation.

How to Pick a Set of Custom Motorcycle Handlebars

There are a variety of different styles of custom motorcycle handlebars available at Lowbrow Customs. We carry aftermarket motorcycle handlebars as well as OEM replacement bars for those of you trying to retain that stock look. There are a couple of approaches you can take when determining which handlebars are right for you.

You can choose a bar strictly based on a style that you like, but this means you may need to sacrifice some comfort in order to use those bars. The other option is to decide where you want your hands to be when you are riding. Ask yourself what riding position is comfortable for you.

This will give you an idea of the type of motorcycle handlebars you should choose to get your hands in that preferred position. Whichever method you choose, Lowbrow Customs has a variety of custom motorcycle handlebar for sale and handlebar hardware to fit your needs.