broke handlebars
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broke handlebars
my handle bars are bent. and now i broke the welding on them. why? is it because they are just cheap mongoose handlebars? do yous have any ideas on new ones. not to expensive but that will last.
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Originally Posted by THE BMX RIDER
is it because they are just cheap mongoose handlebars?
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Mongoose dosent mean anything. They make some very nice high end completes. Just buy some new bars. Pretty much anything out now is good, have a look on one of the online mail orders or check your shop and just pick a pair out. Make sure they are 100% chromoly, and it's also best if they are heat treated too.
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Originally Posted by FuzzyRyder
Mongoose dosent mean anything. They make some very nice high end completes. Just buy some new bars. Pretty much anything out now is good, have a look on one of the online mail orders or check your shop and just pick a pair out. Make sure they are 100% chromoly, and it's also best if they are heat treated too.
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Originally Posted by FuzzyRyder
Mongoose dosent mean anything. They make some very nice high end completes. Just buy some new bars. Pretty much anything out now is good, have a look on one of the online mail orders or check your shop and just pick a pair out. Make sure they are 100% chromoly, and it's also best if they are heat treated too.
#11
Originally Posted by 3_b4r_sp1n
id say go with the billy nudie bars there at albes.com for abot USD $50 with shipping
Those are 4 piece bars. Unless you ride Flatland, 4 piece bars are gross.
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Originally Posted by GunzOfSteel 921
Haro Slims are pretty decently cheap, but they aren't too bad.
I would look at S&M and Odyssey bars, they both have good warrantys and are fairly cheap.
I have the S&M Mediums now, and the only thing i dont like about them is that they are too narrow for my likes.
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Hahahaha. Fly bars are good though. My friend got the new shadow bars and they are pretty nice... except they are pretty long.
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Sunday! bars have a lifetime guarantee. 3 different sizes are available, each with 3 different color options.
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Originally Posted by premiumbmx2005
i doubt i will ever need to warrenty my triumphs.






