Apico Trials Performance Handlebars - 28.6MM Fat Oversized - 5.5" High - Titanium

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These Apico Trials Performance Handlebars are designed for motocross, enduro, and trials riders seeking a durable, stylish, and precise upgrade. Offering a factory team look and improved control with laser-etched alignment guides, they provide a lightweight yet robust handlebar solution. A potential caveat is the need for specific oversized clamps if your current setup is standard diameter.

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Model Part NumberAT HBF TRIAL 5.5 TI
BrandApico

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FAQs

Are these handlebars a direct replacement for all bikes?

They are designed as an exact replacement for bikes using 28.6mm oversized handlebars. You must ensure your triple clamps are compatible.

Do I need special tools to install these handlebars?

Standard motorcycle tools are generally sufficient. You will need wrenches and potentially a torque wrench to ensure proper tightening of clamps and controls. A cutting tool may be needed if you choose to modify the width.

What is the advantage of titanium handlebars?

Titanium offers an excellent strength-to-weight ratio, meaning they are very strong and durable while remaining lightweight, contributing to better bike handling.

How do I use the alignment guide?

The laser-etched guide lines on the center of the handlebar help you position it precisely in the center of your triple clamps before tightening.

Can I install these on a bike with standard 7/8" handlebars?

No, you cannot directly install these 28.6mm handlebars on a bike with standard 7/8" clamps. You would need to purchase and install 28.6mm oversized triple clamps first.

How should I clean and maintain the titanium finish?

Clean with a soft cloth and mild soap and water. Avoid abrasive cleaners to preserve the anodized and polished surfaces.

What does '5.5" High' refer to?

This measurement refers to the rise or height of the handlebars from the clamp surface to the grip area, indicating a taller bar profile.

Troubleshooting

Handlebars do not fit my triple clamps.

Verify that your motorcycle is equipped with 28.6mm oversized triple clamps. If you have standard 7/8" clamps, you will need to purchase compatible oversized clamps.

Cables or lines are too short after installation.

You may need to purchase extended cables (throttle, clutch) or brake lines to accommodate the new handlebar position or diameter.

Anodized finish appears dull.

Clean the handlebars with a mild soap and water solution using a soft cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals that can strip the finish.

Handlebars feel too wide.

Use the laser-etched cutting guide lines to carefully trim the handlebars to your preferred width. Ensure cuts are clean and even.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Enhanced durability and strength
  • Lightweight titanium construction
  • Precise alignment features for easy setup
  • Stylish factory team aesthetic
  • Customizable width option

Cons

  • Requires 28.6mm oversized triple clamps
  • May necessitate longer cables or new controls
  • Higher cost associated with titanium material

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: These handlebars are designed for direct fitment with compatible 28.6mm oversized triple clamps. Ensure you have the correct clamps before installation. Use the laser-etched alignment guide on the bar itself for precise centering. If a narrower width is desired, carefully use the guide lines for cutting. Route all cables and wiring, ensuring no kinks or binding.

Compatibility: Primarily designed for motocross, enduro, and trials motorcycles that utilize 28.6mm oversized handlebars. Verify your motorcycle's triple clamp diameter and clearance for oversized bars. You may need longer brake lines, clutch cables, or throttle cables depending on your motorcycle model and desired handlebar position.

Care: Clean the handlebars regularly with a soft, damp cloth to maintain the anodized finish. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents, which can damage the surface. Inspect regularly for any signs of damage or stress, especially after a crash.

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