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Stephen -
June 19, 2013(Moss Landing, CA)
Great look.
Bar End Slider
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Ryan -
June 28, 2012(Salisbury, MD)
Perfect Product. Easy to install and looks great.
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eric -
April 30, 2012(northport, NY)
i recently reviewed the bar end they are nice BUT i finally got them on the bike and the fit is off they wiggle and thats tightened all the way the throttle got stuck WOT. after all that i tried a spacer that didn't work don't buy get another brand.
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eric -
April 23, 2012(northport, NY)
nice quality not much to say about bar ends that fit my 600rr nice look good
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greg h. -
September 30, 2011(south elgin, IL)
pretty good for a replacement part
ehh..
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Ryan -
June 09, 2011(Toledo, OH)
If you're buying this part for a 2005 zx-6r, make sure you keep the old bolts. The ones that come with it are way too long. I just re-installed the old ones instead of cutting the new ones so i knew they'd fit right. Overall, obviously easy to install and gives the bike a bit of a better look.
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Dan -
August 18, 2010(nashua, NH)
No complains what so ever! Easy to install, looks good (especially if it matches with levers), looks strong (haven’t fallen with it yet...thank God), really recommended.
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Dan -
June 23, 2010(coopersburg, PA)
Bar end bolts were way too long and required cutting. The throttle side made the throttle stick without a spacer and if you leave the bolt longer, it’s loose and spins. Pretty beat if you ask me.
Black pro-bolt bar end slider
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Jonathan -
September 28, 2009(Virginia Beach, VA)
I picked up a pair of these for a used 2006 Suzuki Katana to replace the ones the previous owner scuffed up pretty horribly. I found that the right one went on flawlessly with a liberal dose of elbow grease. The left screw, however, was far longer than the hole in my handlebars. Therefore, I had to dremel a chunk of the screw off in order to use the supplied screws (a good idea since they have angled heads). This could be particular to this used bike, so your mileage may vary.
