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GeorgeChabot
Conyers, GA

Unique engine guard adds safety and eye appeal to your Harley

5 star rating

Research before I buy, Harley rider, value conscious, mechanically inclined, Safety comes first, love to travel, do-it-yourselfer, love boy toys
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Pros

    Billet aluminum, Triple chrome plated, Two extra foot positions, Classy

Cons
    None

JUN
19
2008
 
 
This is a replacement for the standard chrome engine guard mounted on the heavyweight Harley-Davidson Heritage Softail motorcycle.

Engine guards, also known as crash bars protect the motorcycle if it should happen to tip over, catching it before the bike lands on the expensive parts like the control levers or the engine.

I have a 2006 Heritage Softail with the ESFI fuel injected Twin Cam 88B engine. This is a heavyweight cruiser with leather saddlebags and windshield and the bike needed a little customizing so the Linby Twinbar was selected as a key element that would add both safety and a touch of class.

This bar is quite a bit dressier than the standard chrome steel tubular engine guards that usually are seen on Harleys. The Linby Twinbar is made from billet aluminum, triple chrome plated and is tricked out with both a flat top surface and two swing out blades that can be used as highway pegs. The flip down pegs even angle back towards the rider to provide a better foot hold. By adding this Engine Guard you also get two extra foot positions from stock help you fight riding fatigue.

The foot surfaces have longitudinal black rubber strips inserted that gives it both a grip for your feet and makes it look even spiffier.

So now I have my footboards, the flip down highway pegs and the top of the Linby Twinbar as choices to rest my feet. It is the coolest bar I've seen yet.

This bar fits 2000 - present Heritage, Fat Boy, and Deluxe Harley-Davidsons with other models also available to fit American and Metric cruisers.

Last edited on Jun 19, 2008



I_thumb_up Linby - Twinbar Model 1201 for Harley Heritage Softail is recommended by GeorgeChabot

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GeorgeChabot wrote on Dec 3, 2009 at 11:59AM

In response to DUISparky's comment from Dec 3, 2009 at 11:41AM:

Thanks, bud. The Linbars are good. Glad you like em!

DUISparky wrote on Dec 3, 2009 at 11:41AM

Nice review! I recently added a set of the Linby Linbars to my ride. Talk about a huge difference!

GeorgeChabot wrote on Aug 9, 2008 at 4:54PM

In response to Fardreamer's comment from Aug 9, 2008 at 2:13PM:

Thanks much, bud. :>

Fardreamer wrote on Aug 9, 2008 at 2:13PM

Hope you get well soon, George!

ladym33 wrote on Aug 5, 2008 at 7:08AM

My husband would know more about this than i do, but great review.

CyndiA wrote on Jul 10, 2008 at 6:54PM

Yay Harley. Enjoy your reviews. Need to get my bike out again.

Kristy wrote on Jun 26, 2008 at 1:27PM

I will take your word on this and mark it helpful LOL I am fighting with my son who believes he should get his license and a mototrcycle -- augggggggggggg

AnnaBanana wrote on Jun 25, 2008 at 6:50PM

As I was walking home yesterday, a man came swooping by on what looked like a Harley (I don't know much about that sort of thing) and he looked like he was really enjoying himself. I thought of you and Kid-Kansas -- it seems like you buys really get a lot of fun out of your "babies"!

LaurieM wrote on Jun 21, 2008 at 8:40AM

*Waves at George AND Patty* :P

PattyTherre wrote on Jun 20, 2008 at 2:01PM

Waves to George!!

kid-kansas wrote on Jun 19, 2008 at 10:11PM

I have looked at several but still haven't chose one yet. I need to budget for one too so it may be a while but the extra foot rest will be a blessing. Thanks for sharing George! ;)