Biltwell Tyson Handlebars – 1 Inch – 14 Inch Rise – Black

Originally designed for installation on early-generation club-style Dynas and H-D XLs, we’ve seen narrowed Tyson bars sitting pretty on some raked and stretched choppers, too. If you run aftermarket hand controls and a conventional cable-actuated throttle on your FXR, early model-year Dyna or Sportster, this riserless Biltwell bar might by just want the chopper gods ordered for your cockpit refresh. If your late-model H-D features stock high-spec hand controls (lots of buttons for stereo, lights, etc.), Harley’s TBW module and/or fat looms of internal wiring, consider our Tyson XL instead-it’s got the interior volume to handle your business.

• CNC mandrel-bent crossbar and 1-inch O.D. riser tubes are 1-inch O.D. x 0.120″ (3mm) wall seamless 4130 chromoly tubing
• CNC mandrel-bent radiuses on all four bends for laser-straight ergonomics
• CNC lathe-turned riser bases accept 1/2-13 t.p.i. stock H-D riser bolts
• Hand TIG welded construction for beauty and strength
• Drilled on grip tubes and above riser bases for custom internal wire routing
• Black electroplate and mirror chrome-plated finishes available
• Available in slotted to accept OEM Harley-Davidson hand controls
• Technischer Überwachungsverein (Technical Inspection Association, or TüV) in Germany is an independent laboratory that tests the fatigue strength, manufacturing quality, and fitment for a wide range of consumer products, with special emphasis on automotive and motorcycle components and accessories. Biltwell handlebars and risers that have received TüV verification are among the strongest and most thoroughly well-tested motorcycle parts in the world.

HANDLEBAR MEASUREMENTS
Rise	14″
Width	30″
Center Width	3.5″
Pullback/Sweep	2.75″
Handlebar Diameter	1″
Controls Diameter	1″
Clamping Diameter	N/A
HANDLEBAR MEASUREMENT NOTES See the example diagram above to see how these handlebars are measured. Note that the diagrams are just examples, and are not drawings of this exact set of handlebars! For more information on handlebar measurements, and how to find the right set of bars for your bike, check out our Motorcycle Handlebars 101 article!