Clip-on Rockster

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Clip-on Rockster

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I found my clip-ons! :D

http://web.mac.com/drdelarosa/iWeb/Site ... kster.html

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IMHO that looks like a "rat" bike!!!
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I've seen that bike before and I don't think they're clip-ons..(I may be wrong)

I can't remember what bar it is but I think something was done to reduce steering lock to avoid hitting the tank..that means three point U turns.. :D

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I think your right, as I am starting to ask questions, I've been told they are from a smaller BMW and turned upside down. Still not certain. I do like that black look.
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its the Bobster, from Bobs BMW in maryland....they are handlebars from an F650GS mounted upsidedown.....they are predrilled for heated grips....I'm debating getting them too....
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Re: Clip-on Rockster

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sinned wrote:I found my clip-ons! :D

http://web.mac.com/drdelarosa/iWeb/Site ... kster.html

What do you think?
Nice bike!

They're not clip-ons though. They are BMW F650ST bars turned upside down.
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Great pic..ta...I don't like the barend mirrors...I'd love to see how close they are to the tank on full steering lock.

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Thanks for the close up!....I like the look of the bikeand the bars...and would love to get on it to see how the body position feels...

I'd need two rocksters though...my current original, and then one to go crazy customizing and experimenting with!

So many great ideas on this site!

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"That's Hot." *said in Paris Hilton voice*
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Rockiesrider wrote:Thanks for the close up!....I like the look of the bikeand the bars...and would love to get on it to see how the body position feels...

I'd need two rocksters though...my current original, and then one to go crazy customizing and experimenting with!

So many great ideas on this site!

KB
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I sat on the "Bobster" and I thought the seating position and bars were very comfortable. Not that the stock Rockster bars are that uncomfortable, but I think I'll be putting those "Bobster" bars on my bike.
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