DB bars? Yea, or Nay?
03-05-2010, 12:10 AM
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Re: DB bars? Yea, or Nay?
But every different bar set-up u can, try each one for 10 min. After u find the one that u are most comfortable with, sell the other ones on here for 1/3rd of the price that u payed. Ur welcome.
03-05-2010, 12:20 AM
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03-05-2010, 12:52 AM
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Re: DB bars? Yea, or Nay?
gonna go with "nay", just off looks alone, if you can get some low pro's with out the crossbar that would make it better, but like the pro tapers or wahtever with the big padded crossbar or a huge 6-10 inch rise.....looks rediculous, 
i like to keep my bikes looking as much like a sportbike as possible, i stay clear fo the "circus bike" look, but to each his own..
i like to keep my bikes looking as much like a sportbike as possible, i stay clear fo the "circus bike" look, but to each his own..looks good to me
03-05-2010, 01:11 PM
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Re: DB bars? Yea, or Nay?
They are more comfortable, for stoppies and riding on 2 wheels... Soon as you are in a wheelie clip-on's are comfortable as ****, they are right in front of you to grab onto, dirt bars felt to wide
I ran dirt bars for almost 2 years, the DAY I switched I got way more consistent with my circles, and that DAY I doubled the amount of circles I regularly hit
Honestly, if you can't ride a idle wheelie, dont worry about handle bars.. Just go ******* practice!
I was rocking stock everything when I learned, and I tell my friends to do the same. To bad people around here are doing power wheelies, lucky to hold their front wheel up for a block, and go out buying cages,denting tanks, buying hand brakes/ dirt bars/12 bars/gears...
Rock that **** STOCK tell you can at least hit balance point for one, then maybe learn idle.. Cause until you can ride idle you don't even know 100% for sure if you will ever be a 'stunter' or if you will just do power wheelies for the rest of your life and never learn! (I see it in my town daily, because still to this day only me and 2 of my friends riding idle, and a bunch of people with stunt parts ripping power wheelies every summer!)
I ran dirt bars for almost 2 years, the DAY I switched I got way more consistent with my circles, and that DAY I doubled the amount of circles I regularly hit
Honestly, if you can't ride a idle wheelie, dont worry about handle bars.. Just go ******* practice!
I was rocking stock everything when I learned, and I tell my friends to do the same. To bad people around here are doing power wheelies, lucky to hold their front wheel up for a block, and go out buying cages,denting tanks, buying hand brakes/ dirt bars/12 bars/gears...
Rock that **** STOCK tell you can at least hit balance point for one, then maybe learn idle.. Cause until you can ride idle you don't even know 100% for sure if you will ever be a 'stunter' or if you will just do power wheelies for the rest of your life and never learn! (I see it in my town daily, because still to this day only me and 2 of my friends riding idle, and a bunch of people with stunt parts ripping power wheelies every summer!)
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03-08-2010, 09:28 AM
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