what kind of bar ends are these?
#2
veggieburglar
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you should get lock-on ourys.. superior in every way.
but you could go with something like this:
https://www.ridesfo.com/servlet/the-C...aps/Categories
or https://www.ride-this.com/products/category/2020/314/
but you could go with something like this:
https://www.ridesfo.com/servlet/the-C...aps/Categories
or https://www.ride-this.com/products/category/2020/314/
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A friend of mine did that. Now he has nickels poking out the end of his Ourys.
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From: alief houston texas
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#23
When I cut my bars, I make sure to file down the edges pretty well before I stick my grips on and they never got cut open. The last time I cut my bars I forgot to file them and the grips cut in less than a day. That quarter thing seems like a good idea, i'll probably try that next time.








