Precision-machined 4130 chromoly architecture defines the structural integrity of this 7/8" universal handlebar. Constructed from seamless CNC mandrel-bent tubes with a robust 0.120" wall thickness, the bar delivers exceptional torsional rigidity and fatigue resistance essential for high-stress street riding. The MX-style bend profile, featuring a 3" rise and 4-1/4" end rise, is engineered to provide optimal leverage and control authority, while the 31" width and 4-3/4" center width ensure a balanced stance that maximizes rider reach and machine stability without compromising maneuverability in tight urban environments.
Ergonomic geometry and a smooth, unknurled finish optimize rider comfort and tactile feedback. The 2-3/4" pullback sweep positions the controls in a natural, relaxed hand position, reducing wrist fatigue during extended commutes or touring. By omitting knurling, the surface remains smooth to the touch, allowing for precise micro-adjustments of throttle and brake inputs without the abrasion or vibration transfer often associated with textured grips. This design choice, combined with the consistent 7/8" clamping and controls diameter, ensures a seamless interface between the rider's hands and the motorcycle's control systems.
High-tolerance manufacturing standards guarantee consistent performance and long-term durability. The use of premium 4130 chromoly steel, a material renowned for its high strength-to-weight ratio, ensures the handlebar maintains its geometric integrity under repeated dynamic loads. The chrome finish not only provides a premium aesthetic but also offers a protective barrier against corrosion, preserving the structural surface over time. Backed by the standard manufacturer warranty, this component represents a reliable upgrade for riders seeking factory-level precision and the proven reliability of Biltwell’s engineering heritage in powersports controls.
Manufacturer Spotlight:Biltwell Inc.(Est. 2006, Temecula, California, USA)
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