how to remove barends.
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If the barened is two pieces like two triangles that go together...
...then don't pull it out if the screw isn't in because the second part won't come out and you'll have that bar end in your bars forever.
Screw the bolt in all the way and take a screwdriver and a hammer and bash it out.
...then don't pull it out if the screw isn't in because the second part won't come out and you'll have that bar end in your bars forever.
Screw the bolt in all the way and take a screwdriver and a hammer and bash it out.
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Unsrew the bolt a 1/4 inch, and tap it back in with a hammer, that will loosen up the wedge piece on the inside, and then it should slide right out.
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Originally Posted by BMX1992
they are haro barends so what should i do?
Anyways i had those barends and they were a pain in the ass to get in and out. Plus they are bulky and gay in general.
Don't cut your bars.
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Originally Posted by gnr rocker
Barspin tricks are gay.
and you don't need shorter bars to do x-ups you just need to lean back a lot farther. unless your bars are over 28"
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Longer bars make x-ups easier.
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