Cobra Freeway Bars

Duration: 2:35

Bob LaRosa gives us a look at the Cobra Freeway Bars or Case Guards as they call them. Most Harley’s do not come with freeway bars and this optional accessory from Cobra gives a great opportunity to customize our rides. Some riders add them to go for the retro look and to add some style to their ride. With that, comes the opportunity to add highway pegs and even custom lighting. As Bob notes, these will not help if a collision happens on the road but they do give us some added protection if the motorcycle goes over when loading a passenger or even during a parking lot incident.

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  1. Jeff

    I’m trying to ount engine gaurds on a 2003 Sporters 883, any videos for that? I can’t find where they mount on the bottom.

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