khe bar/stem combo
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khe bar/stem combo
https://www.danscomp.com/362266.php#
no more slipping bars.
no more slipping bars.
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I'd rock a pair or the 27.5's.
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Do you people think before you post your thoughts, or do you just think "oh, well KHE is a German company, so this must be a well-tested product that won't snap and/or send me flying the first time I get in a crash that would normally just move my bars back a few degrees, much less result in needing to replace my bars and stem when the paper-thin tubing bends."
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I never said it was good and wouldn't break.
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I don't think that they would affect anything. It seems like they're positioned close enough to the end that there really isn't that much pressure on that spot. If they were in the bend of it, it would just be flat-out stupid.
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Yeah, MacNeil has been doing that with their silencer bars for a long time. Helps prevent throttle grip too.
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dude im just saying that its nice to have something like that where you wont have to make a bunch of adjustments, or have to worry about it slipping. i mean yea, sure, i have normal bars and i probably couldnt scrape up the cash for something like that, but its kinda cool
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Probably this.
But I'm actually not to picky about my bars as long as they aren't chicago'd.
But I'm actually not to picky about my bars as long as they aren't chicago'd.
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