WHo makes the best handle bars for the 400
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If money is an issue, make sure to stick with aluminum, but look into some of the "budget" brands.
Factory Racing - sold by: Rock Mountain ATV - Chaparral
Rad Racing - sold by: Rad Racing
are a couple. About $35 - I have been running a set of Factory Racing bars for a while now, they work fine.... I am personally thinking about trying a set of Demarini's
There is no "best bar manufacturer" with many of the top brand names, you get a good quality bar, but you are also paying a good premium for their advertising budget. The material and bend is what you need to be concerned about. Aluminum is the only material to consider. The bend is personal preference.
Factory Racing - sold by: Rock Mountain ATV - Chaparral
Rad Racing - sold by: Rad Racing
are a couple. About $35 - I have been running a set of Factory Racing bars for a while now, they work fine.... I am personally thinking about trying a set of Demarini's
There is no "best bar manufacturer" with many of the top brand names, you get a good quality bar, but you are also paying a good premium for their advertising budget. The material and bend is what you need to be concerned about. Aluminum is the only material to consider. The bend is personal preference.
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Renthals are the original alloy bars. I ran them on trials bikes in the 70's. If I were you, I'd contact a tech at Renthal USA or Renthal America, I forget which is correct, and tell him of your riding style and let him suggest the right model bar for you. For example, if you tend to stand on the pegs a lot, he might suggest the CR bend, which is what I use. They have a shorter rise than my stock Warriors & with less pull back, which are great for tight woods or full lock slides.A lot of manufactures make bars with the same designation but they seem to vary in the specs.
A word of caution regarding torqueing alloy bars, at least Renthals: the recommended torque is just 17 ft lbs to avoid crushing at the clamps. Mine are rock solid at 17 lbs.
A word of caution regarding torqueing alloy bars, at least Renthals: the recommended torque is just 17 ft lbs to avoid crushing at the clamps. Mine are rock solid at 17 lbs.