TC Bros. 1" Tracker Handlebar
TC Bros. 1" Tracker Handlebar
The equipment used in performance and competition always finds its way to the street. The Tracker and Tracker Low handlebars by TC Bros. have the flair found on the dirt but they're both set up for riders who want that look on street-going machines.
- Tracker Standard rise is 5"
- Tracker Low rise is 2-1/2"
- Constructed from .109" wall premium steel tubing
- CNC-mandrel bent for ultra-smooth bends and flawless symmetry
- Choice of finish, rise, and dimpling
This handlebar is particularly well-suited to aggressive riding styles and riders looking for a neutral body position with great control. It works great on bikes with mid controls. Given the modest rise and width, the Tracker can normally utilize the factory cables, brake lines, and wiring on most Harley models.
The Tracker is derived from race bikes with low, wide bars used for their exceptional leverage, but the style really is at home on lots of different motorcycles, including lightly customized street machines, Dirtsters, hooligan bikes, and tracker tribute machines. Obviously they'll also work just fine on your flat track weapon, too—steel construction is likely to fare well if you hit the deck or find yourself truly bangin' bars, fighting for the sweet spot in the blue dirt.
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TC Bros. 1" Tracker Handlebar
The equipment used in performance and competition always finds its way to the street. The Tracker and Tracker Low handlebars by TC Bros. have the flair found on the dirt but they're both set up for riders who want that look on street-going machines.
- Tracker Standard rise is 5"
- Tracker Low rise is 2-1/2"
- Constructed from .109" wall premium steel tubing
- CNC-mandrel bent for ultra-smooth bends and flawless symmetry
- Choice of finish, rise, and dimpling
This handlebar is particularly well-suited to aggressive riding styles and riders looking for a neutral body position with great control. It works great on bikes with mid controls. Given the modest rise and width, the Tracker can normally utilize the factory cables, brake lines, and wiring on most Harley models.
The Tracker is derived from race bikes with low, wide bars used for their exceptional leverage, but the style really is at home on lots of different motorcycles, including lightly customized street machines, Dirtsters, hooligan bikes, and tracker tribute machines. Obviously they'll also work just fine on your flat track weapon, too—steel construction is likely to fare well if you hit the deck or find yourself truly bangin' bars, fighting for the sweet spot in the blue dirt.
