In one word, LOT'S, I ride sat up a little, that takes a fair bit of weight off my wrists and arms, the angle of the bars is not to dissimilar if you sit in a chair with your legs slightly apart and allow your hands to fall naturally, this is nearly the position of the flat bars, they don't have you struggling in car parks as the bars are easier to turn, your not crouched forward as much, and if you want to give mine a try before you buy we can meet up some place, maybe Sherburn or similar,:dunno:
The bike can be returned to standard with no evidence that it ever had straight bars on it, unlike other "non Jaws" conversions that requre drilling ETC!!
Down points, they can be a right twat to "get right" occasionally with "some" bikes the cables may need re routing or replacing for longer one's, these however are available from Jaws MC, moving the bike backwards and forward, the angle of the bars could make holding them a little awkward if your short,:bang: though you get used to this quickly, you may find because they are a little wider you need to extend the mirrors out a tad, these are also available from Jaws MC, if you don't like looking at your elbows, I had mine prior to fitting the bars, as I like to see where I've been and all the Black bikes behind me in the distance!! :-0)
any other points for or against I'm sure "some" ex spurt :wank: will pipe up about, :-0)
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