Triumphrat

convict · 11-26-2006

The Ace bars are fabricated from 3 pieces, a center loop and 2 hand control tubes. anybody use these
http://www.bellacorse.com/bcc039.htm
someone post the photo for me please

caspianthruxton · 11-26-2006

Mancha · 11-26-2006

A couple of riders use these. Check the albums. They look brilliant though. I had a hard time choosing between the Thruxton and the Bonnie Black simply because I so prefer clubmans to clipons.

caspianthruxton · 11-26-2006

i had the same problem! i love those bars.

customcafe · 11-26-2006

I dig those too, look more period correct. Can we retorfit these for the thrux?? Anyone know?

cheers, jason

kwajazz · 11-26-2006

You might take a look at these too.

Raask 4way adjustables at Omar's (Laverda style)

I'm considering some of these for my Speed Triple. There's a thread currently in the Speed Triple forum discussing them.

kjazz

McQueen · 11-27-2006

I have the Ace bars on now...

Simmons · 11-27-2006

I recently switched from the New Bonneville low cafe bars to "Ace" or clubman bars. I got them from speedmotoco.com. They are powder coated black and I am really happy with the way they look. (my bike is a little dirty in the pics, but you get the idea)

http://i145.photobucket.com/albums/r...g?t=1164612193

Customcafe, there are kits to change out your clip-ons to tube bars. Bellacoarse.com and www.newthruxton.com have them. The links are listed below.

http://bellacorse.com/bcc108.htm
http://www.newthruxton.com/html/lsl_cek.html

You also have the advantage that yoke fitting 7/8" bars. I had to find 1" ace bars and they were pricey. The 7/8" bars you can get for a song
:-D