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Old 12-26-05, 09:10 PM
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which bars are stronger? the eastern atom bars or the s&m beringer bars? or what do u guys recomend for a 5'11" trails and street rider....thanks
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i dont wanna spend more than 55 bucks*
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The Beringers, for sure.
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ok thanks
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As far as judging the strength of those bars goes you need to take into account 3 main factors, wall thickness, material and radius of the bends. The greater the radius of the bend, the stronger they'll be, as the material on the outside of the bend won't have had to stretch as much, so it'll be thicker.

Of the two bars you mentioned I'd say the Eastern one is stronger, due to the thicker guage tubing.
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go witht eh s and m....i think it has a lifetime warranty
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beringers are good, i broke mine, but they lasted long
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I would recomend T1 bars. They are my fav. I've bent mine, but they are still fine after 2 years.
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Odyssey Civilian Svelte, get em' NOW.
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i'm riding rone bars right now, they are holding up good
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rone bars?
animal?
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S&M hands down.

i have had my medium lts for like 3-4 months now and i love em...(i didnt even have to cut em)...and all S&M bars have a warranty for life like mude said...
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S&M or ODY I have Ody civilian bars on my specialized, I had to cut them down because they are pretty wide for me.
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rone bars?
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prototypes. check out the animal site, blackman is on it
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