I need NEW handle bars- 400ex
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Well- the unthinkable happened to me the other day... flipping over my front end, seperating my shoulder and watching my 400ex do 2 front flips. The bike is ok... with the exception of severly bent handlebars. I bent them back into place- but I imagine they are now very unstable.
So I need new handle bars. All I ever hear about is Renthal... So I'm leaning towards them.. What are some things I should consider. I LOVE to jump and ride wheelies...
Does anyone have a similar riding style and have upgraded their bars? I know some bars are shaped different... so which one do you suggest for big air time? It sucks that I can't test ride different bars... I just have to buy one and hope it eventually feels good.
Thanks!
So I need new handle bars. All I ever hear about is Renthal... So I'm leaning towards them.. What are some things I should consider. I LOVE to jump and ride wheelies...
Does anyone have a similar riding style and have upgraded their bars? I know some bars are shaped different... so which one do you suggest for big air time? It sucks that I can't test ride different bars... I just have to buy one and hope it eventually feels good.
Thanks!
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I like the Renthal (Trx bend)on my own quads. If you put stronger bars on, then you might bend your steering stem next time you crash hard. Some people I ride with buy cheap steel bars, because of that. They bring extra bars with them in the truck and replace them every time they crash! Some days we put more miles on to replace handlebars, then anything else. I'll stick with my Renthals.
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If you liked the way your bars felt before get the Renthal 400ex bend. They are reasonably priced @ Rocky Mountain ATV Do yourself a favor and whatever you get fill them with silicone, it helps dampen the vibration.