cutting bars
05-23-06, 06:30 AM
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if you cant do x-ups,barspins or anything go ahead....i did it too mine
05-23-06, 07:17 AM
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If you want, but wider bars give you more stability, and i like them personaly, but go for it.
Just remember measure twice, cut once, haha.
Just remember measure twice, cut once, haha.
05-23-06, 08:44 AM
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i love shorter bars, my grips go down the bend so i have to have my dirty harry under the crossbar. its whatever floats your boat really
05-23-06, 09:52 AM
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On my old bike the bars were really wide, then i traded it in for my new one, and it had really narrow bars. At first I hated it, it was harder to control over jumps and such, but now ive gotten used to it, and I cant ride a bike with wide bars.
