Black & Gold Motorcycle Get Back Whip

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U2053.13
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UPC:
643850413943
$29.99
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Black & Gold Motorcycle Get Back Whip

Take your ride to the next level with the Black & Gold Motorcycle Get Back Whip. Crafted from genuine cowhide leather, this 39" whip flows naturally with your bike, creating eye-catching movement behind you. The black and gold color pops in sunlight, making your bike impossible to ignore.

A quick-release snap lets you attach or remove it in seconds, giving you freedom and control on the road. Perfect for choppers, cruisers, and custom motorcycles, this whip brings bold personality to every ride.

Features:

  • Genuine Cowhide Leather: Made from genuine cowhide leather with a braided construction over a nylon core.
  • Black & Gold Design: Black and gold leather creates a two-tone look that complements a wide range of motorcycle colors and finishes.
  • Eye-Catching Design: Black and gold for maximum visual impact on the road.
  • Quick-Release: The quick-release buckle allows the whip to be attached or removed from the motorcycle without special tools.
  • 39-Inch Length: The approximately 39-inch length provides the traditional proportions associated with a motorcycle get back whip.
  • Motorcycle Attachment: Designed to attach to most motorcycle clutch or brake levers.
  • Braided Leather Construction: The braided leather design gives this motorcycle whip its traditional look and distinctive black-and-gold finish.

The Black & Gold Motorcycle Get Back Whip is a distinctive addition to motorcycles, especially cruisers, choppers, touring bikes and custom builds. Its genuine leather construction, braided design and black-and-gold finish give it the classic look associated with traditional motorcycle Get Back Whips.

Black & Gold Motorcycle Get Back Whip FAQ

What is a motorcycle Get Back Whip?

A motorcycle Get Back Whip is a braided leather motorcycle accessory that attaches to a clutch lever, brake lever, or other suitable mounting point on a motorcycle. It adds classic biker character and movement to the bike while riding or parked.

What is the Black & Gold Get Back Whip made of?

The Black & Gold Motorcycle Get Back Whip is made from genuine cowhide leather with a braided construction over a nylon core. The black and gold leather gives the whip its distinctive two-tone appearance.

How long is the Black & Gold Motorcycle Get Back Whip?

This leather motorcycle whip measures approximately 39 inches long, providing the length needed for the traditional Get Back Whip look when attached to your motorcycle.

How does the quick-release snap work?

The quick-release snap allows the Get Back Whip to be attached or removed from the motorcycle without tools. Attach it securely to an appropriate clutch or brake lever mounting point and make sure the whip has adequate clearance from moving motorcycle components.

Where can I attach a motorcycle Get Back Whip?

Get Back Whips are commonly attached near the clutch or brake lever. The Black & Gold Get Back Whip is designed with a quick-release attachment for use on most suitable motorcycle mounting points. Always check clearance and local regulations before riding.

Is the Black & Gold Get Back Whip suitable for different types of motorcycles?

Yes. Its traditional design works well with cruisers, choppers, touring motorcycles, custom bikes, and other motorcycles where a Get Back Whip can be securely mounted with proper clearance.

What is the black and gold design made for?

The black and gold color combination gives this leather motorcycle whip a distinctive look that pairs well with black motorcycles, custom builds, and other motorcycle gear with black or gold accents.

Can I purchase the Black & Gold Motorcycle Get Back Whip at Leather Bound NJ?

Yes, the Black & Gold Motorcycle Get Back Whip can be purchased from Leather Bound NJ online, and it may also be available at our Maple Shade, New Jersey store. Store inventory can change, so check current availability before visiting.

Reviews

  • 5
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    Posted by Mike Singer on May 4th 2022