My handle bars were a bit off, I took my flooring rubber mallet and laid them on my wood jobber table, a few whacks, some measuring to get as close to equal as I can… I’ll bet you could “alter” the bars a bit
Sneezles61

If my bars had descent chrome left on them I would attempt to straighten them but sadly that is not the case.

I purchased the Fly brand Alumasteel vintage handle bar for $32 delivered to my house a little over a year ago and I've been happy with them.

(very close to the original geometry)

I have those on my DT400, they fit great but can't find them anywhere!

I also have the fly brand on my Dt360

All,
When my RT-3 was damaged enroute from Johnson Valley to Hungry Valley in 2019, when I went looking for a new gas tank, rear fender, handlebars, etc., I just wanted handlebars like what I had on the RT-2 I raced in NorCal back in 1972 - 1973.  I ended up with Honda CR bars, and I love them.  My bike is NOT a period restoration, as most here know, but rather what I would have used to improve things back in the day.  I REALLY like the result I have.

Hammer   

I like the CR high bend bars, ATV bars, and a couple of others.

I've never been a fan of the stock Yamaha bend...  too wide and swept back too much. 

It does look like the Fly bars have gone the way of the dodo bird...  I might have a new set I bought a few years ago for one of my projects and never used.  I think I paid $40 delivered.  Shipping cost would probably be expensive though.

Brother John is hooking me up with a set of handlebars he has, also a front fender for my DT400. 

Hey Tony,

   It was great meeting you and getting to talk a little. I'll keep an eye out for you on the parts we talked about

We'll have to keep in touch. Not that far from each other

 

Thank you for the gift John, they fit perfect.  Was nice chatting with you as well and will keep my eye open for your parts as well!