If you drop it hard enough to break that top connection, you'll have bigger problems than that to fix. These things aren't roll bars, or even "crash bars" (though that's the slang term for them). They're mostly decorative, a place to hang highway pegs, and will keep the bike from getting much damage if it falls over from a stop. If you're going much over 10 or 15 MPH and you drop it, those bars will probably fold back.Have you seen the upper bracket I'm wandering about? Tge bottom bar brackets connect to the floorboards bolts. But the upper bar connections are not centered on the frame. Im just worried in a full tip or slide. That upper part would damage tge internal parts going to the radiator and wires going through the frames neck and fork area.
If you drop it hard enough to break that top connection, you'll have bigger problems than that to fix. These things aren't roll bars, or even "crash bars" (though that's the slang term for them). They're mostly decorative, a place to hang highway pegs, and will keep the bike from getting much damage if it falls over from a stop. If you're going much over 10 or 15 MPH and you drop it, those bars will probably fold back.
