Exact reproductions of the early OEM Springer handlebars. Manufactured for internal throttle and ignition cables and are pre-drilled and tapped for stock style handlebar switches. Available in black powder coat or chrome finish. Handlebars come in 3 different models, "Speedster", "Standard", and "Buckhorn. The 1937-1948 style handlebars fit the stock style "in-line" Springer forks as used in 1937-1945 Big Twin and 1940-1948 45CI models, as well as our Wide Springer, found elsewhere in this catalog. The 1946-1948 style handlebars will fit the stock style "off-set" Springer forks as used in 1946-1948 Big Twin. Unless otherwise specified handlebar control parts fit all 1937-1948 models.

Please check with your Zodiac sales office for parts without a Zodiac part number as these may be available upon Special Order

A. Rise B. End Rise C. Width D. Center Width E. Base Width F. Pull Back G. Knurl (center-to-center)

Dimple styles:
A. Dimples at the underside
B. Slotted at the underside
C. Dimples & Slotted at the underside
D. Slotted at the front as on 121CI CVO Touring 2023 to present, all 117CI Touring 2024 to present and all Softail 2025 to present

A. ZPN 090012 Adapter spacer to install cable throttle on bars notched for TBW-Gen.1
Throttle-By-Wire
B. Generation 1 (TBW-Gen.1) is the electronic throttle as on CVO Softail 2011-2015, all Softail 2016-2024, 110CI FXDLS 2016-2017, all Trike 2009 to present, 96, 103, 107, 110 and 114CI Touring 2008-2024 and 117CI Touring 2018-2023. These bars are notched and approx. 17/32" (13.5mm) shorter at the right side for the Throttle Grip Sensor that slips into the handlebar.
C. Generation 2 (TBW-Gen.2) is the electronic throttle as on RA Pan America and RH Sportster 2021 to present. These have the Throttle Grip Sensor inside the switch housing.
D. Generation 3 (TBW-Gen.3) is the electronic throttle as on 121CI CVO Touring 2023 to present, all 117CI Touring 2024 to present and all Softail 2025 to present. These bars have dowel pin holes for the handlebar controls and the Throttle Grip Sensor inside the switch housing