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TRW Touring Handlebar - MCL113SC

TRW Touring Handlebar - MCL113SC

The TRW Touring chrome handlebar, model MCL113SC, is a high-quality replacement designed for durab...

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The TRW Touring Handlebar (MCL113SC) is an ideal choice for motorcycle owners seeking a durable, ergonomic upgrade to replace stock components or enhance their bike's aesthetic. Designed with a classic chrome finish and high-strength steel construction, it provides a stable and comfortable riding posture, though potential buyers should ensure the 22mm diameter and dimensions align with their specific motorcycle’s triple clamp and control housing requirements.

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Model Part NumberMCL113SC
BrandTRW

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FAQs

Does this handlebar fit all motorcycles?

No, it is specifically designed for bikes that utilize 22mm (7/8 inch) handlebar clamps and requires sufficient clearance for its 770mm width.

Can I use this for off-road riding?

While durable, this bar is specifically engineered for touring and street comfort; it may not be suitable for aggressive off-road use.

What tools do I need for installation?

You will typically need a set of hex keys, a torque wrench, and screwdrivers to remove and reinstall your hand controls.

Will my stock grips fit?

Most standard 22mm motorcycle grips will fit, though some specific aftermarket grips may require adjustments.

How do I measure for cable compatibility?

Turn your handlebars to full lock in both directions and check if the stock cables pull tight; if they do, you need longer lines.

Troubleshooting

Handlebars feel loose after installation

Check the riser clamp torque settings and ensure the mounting surfaces are free of debris.

Cables are too tight at full lock

Re-route your existing cables for more slack, or consider replacing them with longer aftermarket lines.

Chrome is developing water spots

Clean the surface with a mild soap solution and apply a quality chrome wax to protect against future moisture exposure.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable high-strength steel material
  • Ergonomic geometry reduces rider fatigue
  • Classic, high-quality chrome finish
  • Standard 22mm diameter fits many popular motorcycles
  • Provides improved leverage and handling

Cons

  • Chrome finish requires regular cleaning to maintain shine
  • May require longer brake lines or cables on some bikes
  • Limited to 22mm mounting points
  • Specific bend may not suit aggressive sport-riding postures

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Before installation, ensure your motorcycle uses a 22mm (approximately 7/8 inch) clamping system. During installation, carefully transfer your throttle housing, clutch perch, and brake master cylinder, ensuring all wires and cables have sufficient slack to prevent binding when the handlebars are turned to full lock. Tighten your riser bolts to the manufacturer's recommended torque specifications to prevent movement. For care, wipe down the chrome surface regularly with a clean, soft cloth and a dedicated chrome polish to prevent oxidation and maintain its reflective luster. Avoid using abrasive sponges or harsh chemicals that could scratch or dull the finish.

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