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We are excited to share our newest creations now available for your Harley Davidson touring bike, the Avenger and the Redeemer handlebars.

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Vindikta 1.5″ Avenger Handlebars
Price: $350 for black powdercoat   $375 for Chrome
Sizes: heights of 10, 12, 14, 16, 18 or 20 inches (image is of 18″)
Details of handlebar pictured (some measurements may vary depending on size ordered)
Base: 12.5″
Width: 36″
Pull Back: 9″

These 1.5″ bars are built to be used on a Road Glide to compliment the sharp bends of the fairing, but will fit most other Harley models. The bars are pre-drilled for internal wiring and are notched to work with the Throttle by Wire system found on 2008 and later touring models.  Please read the disclaimer under GUIDE before placing your order.

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Vindikta 1.5″ Redeemer Handlebars
Price: $350 for black powdercoat   $375 for Chrome
Sizes: heights of 12, 14, 16, 18 or 20 inches (image is of 18″)
Details of handlebar pictured (some measurements may vary depending on size ordered)
Base: 12.5″
Width: 36″
Pull Back: 9″

These 1.5″ bars are built to be used on a Street Glide with specialized angled bends for ease of reach and lumbar comfort on a touring bike. The bars are pre-drilled for internal wiring and are notched to work with the Throttle by Wire system found on 2008 and later touring models.  Please read the disclaimer under GUIDE before placing your order.

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A new crop of photos has been added to the Gallery of past work on customer’s rides. Our motorcycle Gallery showcases a selection of Vindikta handlebar designs we’ve done for our bike customers from around the globe. If you’ve bought a handlebar from us, email us a photo!

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Vindikta will not be vending at this event, but we are spreading the word as we support our Veterans as well as our chopper culture!

“MOTORCYCLE FESTIVAL FUNDRAISER FOR VETERANS” An Active Expression of Community VETERAN SUPPORT through the History of Stripped-Down Hand-Built Custom Motorcycles

This event will have organized rides from Ventura, Venice, Long Beach, and Downtown LA, all descending on the majestic Hummingbird Nest Ranch in Simi Valley, CA.

When fellas returned from WWII they started chopping bikes and creating motorcycle clubs. A lot of time has passed since then, and the chopper scene has evolved quite a bit, but we still have veterans returning from overseas who could use some community support.
There will be an assortment of healing practitioners, prizes, bbq, booze, tattooing, and all sorts of other goodness.

A Motorcycle Fundraiser for Veterans

TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE $20
www.hummingbirdranchmusic.com

This event is a fundraiser to benefit our Veterans and raise community awareness. Proceeds and donations go to our Veterans through reputable organizations. Live music, motorcycle rides, bikes and hot rods on showcase, vendors, entertainment and food will be plentiful all day.

Confirmed Artist:

All Bobber Zunzun bands have been CONFIRMED and announced!

Deer Leg /
Death and Taxes /
Gene Lewis /
Mayfly Dance /
Buffalo Electric /
The Shrine /
Insects vs Robots /
Kim Manning /
Chuck Dukowski Sextet

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Vindikta will be there to enjoy the event, not as a vendor. If you see us, say hello! Gates open at 10, hope to see you out there supporting our culture.

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We received this photo from our customer, Jon. He’s got our Vindikta 1.5″ Wild Cats in 20″ tall.

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Robert’s Street Bob motorcycle with a pair of our Vindikta 14″ Wild Cat handlebars, in a 1″ diameter.

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We received these great photos from Eric at Casa Customs. He’s using the Vindikta 1″ Devil Dog handlebars in a 12 inch height.

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Sonny in Texas just sent in these photos of his Wild Cat bars in 1.5″, so we thought we’d share them on the site!
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It’s that time again for the Grand National Roadster show at the Pomona Fairgrounds this week Jan 27-29, 2012. Tickets are $20.00 and this year’s show theme is Futuristic. The featured building celebrates the 1932 Ford, the 80th Anniversary of the “The Deuce”. Come see the cool rat rods and choppers in the side Fairplex building, then see all the cars that are hauled around and not driven! There’s live bands playing as well. Vindikta will not have a booth this year, but Joe will be there on Friday to see everything. Say hi if you see him!

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Start the New Year out right by hitting up the Easy Rider Show on January 7th, 2012! Located at the Anaheim Convention Center, there are hundreds of bikes and builders! We will be there with our booth and a bike in the show, so look for Vindikta and say hello!

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