I just put on 16″, there comfortable as hell! I never had them on any bikes prior, rode my buddy’s always a nice ride. I can tell you this having drags for years, having higher bars in my case, prevents that shoulder/neck cramp some guys get…

Outlaw motorcycle gangs have strict rules that only allow members to wear their logos, but anyone can sport the clubs’ support gear, which traditionally doesn’t feature the gang’s name or logo.

9 Their Main Rival Is The Hell’s Angels The Bandidos main rival has always been the Hell’s Angels. The feud started because the Cossacks, backed by the Angels, challenged the Bandidos for control of Texas.”

In other words, ape hangers cannot be more than six inches above the rider’s shoulders when he’s sitting on his motorcycle.

Ape hangers are now legal with no restrictions. 2001 – HB 3885 is passed allowing Oregon motorcyclists the right to fuel their own machines.

However, Oregon does have a mandatory helmet law for anybody under the age of 16. Anybody who is riding on a bicycle and who is under the age of 16 is required to wear a helmet. This requirement extends to both the operator of the bicycle, as well as any passengers on the bike (see ORS 814.485).

This motorcycle driving practice is certainly controversial and is only legal in California. Lane splitting is not legal in Oregon. Lane splitting has been debated in Oregon, and there was even a recent bill proposed in the Oregon legislature that passed a preliminary hearing in 2019.

No. The State of Oregon law prohibits lane-splitting, specifically ORS 814.240.

Can Motorcycles Ride on the Shoulder in Oregon? No, they cannot. According to the Oregon Motorcycle Manual (Page 30) it is illegal to use the shoulder to go around another vehicle.