nerf bars for outlaw
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I will be riding for pleasure, not competively, how important are the nerf bars for the most part .
I will be riding mountain trails. Are there pros, and cons. I am told to get some with heel gards
They are not out yet for the outlaw,but PRO ARMOR says they will have some out probably in
MARCH . Also if I drop a tooth on the counter sprocket 13 instead of the stock 14 does any
one know if the preditor sprocket will work? I haven't got a clear answer from a dealer yet.
Will 1 tooth make that much differance?
I will be riding mountain trails. Are there pros, and cons. I am told to get some with heel gards
They are not out yet for the outlaw,but PRO ARMOR says they will have some out probably in
MARCH . Also if I drop a tooth on the counter sprocket 13 instead of the stock 14 does any
one know if the preditor sprocket will work? I haven't got a clear answer from a dealer yet.
Will 1 tooth make that much differance?
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nerf bars for outlaw
Blazeman if youre not racing, i would shy away from the nerfs. Alot of times on the trails they hurt your ground clearance and provide something else to get hung up on. I would get some IMS pegs w/ kickups and heel guards. The pegs bite great and you wont have to worry about running over your feet. HAPPY TRAILS
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