[jra]

Where y'all putting your fringes, on the levers or the hand grips or both? Pics would be appreciated. Thanks

 

[nevercrywolf]

I'm doing both but it is a vintage so fringe is generally a must.

 

[Ghostman]

I have them on my levers but getting some for floor boards and fringed mud flaps too! Tassels and rosettes on the seat too!

 

[FetalEcho]

I've seen it on either grip, lever or both. I had them on both, and now removed.

Hope this helps

 

[WillyH]

I had fringe thingies on the grips of my Heritage Springer. Gotdamn things would whip the shit out'a my forearms whilst on the highway, and or any speed over 50ish.

Enjoy yer fringe!!

 

[Indian-Corey]

 

[Lost Hillbilly]

I don't have the fringe on my levers or bars, but I've said it before and I'll say it again...

 

[Ghostman]

Funny, that’s never bothered me! I have them on my 84 Shovelhead FLH and my RM Classic.

 

[68WSKE]

The fringe doesn’t bother me at any speed.
Bonus: with cruise on, I can steer by holding the handlebar fringe with my hands in my lap.


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[high plains rider]

I like them on the levers but really don't care for them on the grips... but to each their own.

 

[EskimoQuinn]

No matter which you get, I recommend getting the Indian brand. More expensive, yes, but the major factor is LENGTH. Longer fringe will NOT whip against your arms. Shorter will. At least I have no problem on my Vintage (grip fringe) at anything over 50 mph. Now, 95 and above is another stpry.

 

[hspring03]

Never too much fringe.

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[Wharf Rat]

I am considering adding some more fringe to this bike. The shorter lever fringes don't bother me as much as the longer fringes on my Roadmaster.

 

[TommyGodzilla]

Both.