Whats the go

[Flash]

I'm trying to work out why people use bark buster on a motard?
The only reason I can come up with is lengthening the life of their leavers and possibly (if registered)to get TAC to pay for wrist surgery that they may have previously needed :roll:
Has anybody got a real legitimate reason/idea why this is?? :?:

[Wobbly]

I fell off last weekend and all I got was a scuffed bark buster and a busted indicator. No levers, no bar end damage, no ripped grips etc

[Flash]

Sound the same as a bar end except no risk of wrecking your wrists

[Wobbly]

Possibly with the exception of the levers.

The real question is, why are you planning on going over the handlebars? :D

[Flash]

It's not the sort of thing I plan :shock:

[rookie517]

it does protect ya finger somehow..

[Sibbo]

it keeps the oil off your gloves, when you are following me!! i have crashed a few times and no problems with levers, throttle tube or grips. i like them for that, and my arms still work after going over the bars!

[Muzzard]

Dont bin it, And you dont need em! :finga:

[QDogg]

They come in handy on the road for taking out mirrors on cars of drivers who don't check their blind spot! :x

(Not that i would encourage this kind of behaviour) O:)

[Wobbly]

They'd also work well on white posts I'm betting :D

[Muzzard]

Mmmm, :oops: You do have a point there Neil. I would rather that Vic Roads removed the posts as the lousy bastards are stopping me using that extra 3' on BOTH sides! :twisted:

[Flash]

At least you stayed up!!

[Muzzard]

You stick with me Ash and in no time you too can ride a day without a mishap...Let me show you! :lol: