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old_school_goose
12-22-2004, 09:33 PM
wow, these handle bars held up better then i expected. for being made out of hi-tensile steel they held up pretty good. after a half a year, they finaly busted. 7.75 rise with 12 degree back sweep, they were pretty comfortable. stock they were 25'' wide which is a perfect size for me.

yesterday morning when i jumped on my bike to go uptown (in the snow) the bike felt really funny. the day before i took a trip to the indoor bikepark and i chucked it a few times, not seeing anything wrong. but a quick look and i realized they had a little bend! this bend was just enough to throw my riding off, so off they came!

i have no clue how much these bars cost, but they have to be cheap, beucase there made of hi-ten steel, but there were surprisingly strong and lasted 6 months, but not nearly as long as chromoly bars well last. give it a 7/10. next up, t-1 rubens!

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b_m_x_X_x
12-23-2004, 05:25 AM
umm, i think those were 4130 bars... they were off a F-4 right? Basicly same bars as S&M Mediums... or SMAL bars. I'm a huge haro fan... can't wait for the new Premium SS Cassette to come out... 40 spoked and all spokes are on the inside of the hub... like the old GT ones.

old_school_goose
12-23-2004, 06:14 AM
nope your thinking of the haro street bars, these are hi-ten, sias right on the sticker ha ha