Sunday Night Shift Bars

These bars use a post-weld heat-treatment process on 4130 chromoly steel, which significantly increases the material's strength after the welding phase. They also feature multi-butted tubing, which puts extra material where it's needed for stress resistance while keeping the overall weight manageable.

The large radius bends are primarily engineered to increase the longevity of the bars by reducing stress points in the metal. While they don't drastically change the steering geometry, they provide a more robust structure that is less prone to cracking over time compared to sharper, tighter bends.

With a rise of 9.625 inches, these bars are on the taller side of the spectrum, making them a great choice for riders who prefer a more upright riding position or who are taller and need more clearance. If you are currently riding bars with an 8-inch or 9-inch rise, you will notice a significant difference in height.

The ED (Electrophoretic Deposition) coating is a specialized finish that provides superior anti-corrosion protection. It helps prevent rust from forming on the steel, which is especially important if you ride in humid environments or frequently expose your bike to the elements.

The 11° backsweep and 2° upsweep are standard, comfortable angles that help reduce wrist strain during long sessions. This geometry is designed to feel natural for most riders, providing a familiar hand position that balances control and comfort.