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to> Some time back I bended my bars, I made a inquire about steel > substitutes, and some one replied about some steel bars for about > $25.00 buck. I have lost that information and would very much like
a> purchase a pair of these bars (why do we call a single handle bar
to> pair??) Well back to the original request. Can some one direct me
No sure what that recommendation was, but we have replaced KLR bars with Moose ATV-Hi bars which seem to be a relatively close match, if not a tad bit taller. Gino Rider Valley Motorcycles> a handle bar for about $25.00?? > > Bill Jennings > bjennings@t... > 877-563-6716 toll free
I think MSR dominator bars are around $30. The ATV bend are taller than stock with a little more pullback. They seem to fit well with stock cables. -- Devon Brooklyn, NY A15-Z '01 KLR650 '81 SR500 cafe racer "The truth's not too popular these days....." Arnold Schwarzenneger, in The Running Man>Some time back I bended my bars, I made a inquire about steel >substitutes, and some one replied about some steel bars for about >$25.00 buck. I have lost that information and would very much like to >purchase a pair of these bars (why do we call a single handle bar a >pair??) Well back to the original request. Can some one direct me to >a handle bar for about $25.00?? > >Bill Jennings >bjennings@... >877-563-6716 toll free > >
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http://www.rockymountainatv.com has Tusk Aluminum handlebars for around $22.00. They also have some other brand "ProRacing" on closeout for $19.99.>Some time back I bended my bars, I made a inquire about steel >substitutes, and some one replied about some steel bars for about >$25.00 buck. I have lost that information and would very much like to >purchase a pair of these bars
Good question... I think the correct term should be 'handlesbar.' Mark (wearing a new pair of boxers) http://www.reelrider.com>(why do we call a single handle bar a pair??)