View Poll Results: what do you prefer
MX style bars
91
45.50%
clip ons
109
54.50%
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MX bars VS clip ons
12-26-2007, 01:35 PM
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Re: MX bars VS clip ons
What i dont agree with is jason britton bagging on them on national television, now every squid thinks they are ghey because mr britton clowns them. 
and if you are running vortex or any other clipon flipped and turned out you are getting the same advantage as db bars just not quite as high/pulled back. Bottom line is building a stunt bike is all about changing things. like john said, the list of changes the average stunter makes on a bike means its no where near its stock form. Just ride it like you stole it no matter what you rock. :YEAH
and if you are running vortex or any other clipon flipped and turned out you are getting the same advantage as db bars just not quite as high/pulled back. Bottom line is building a stunt bike is all about changing things. like john said, the list of changes the average stunter makes on a bike means its no where near its stock form. Just ride it like you stole it no matter what you rock. :YEAH
Ya I hate that ****
every squid in my town that does power wheelies at highway speeds, thinks the only reason I can do a controlled slow wheelie are my 'pizza pan sprockets and stunt bars'
I love getting on my friends bone stock 636 and just rocking a nice 15mph wheelie, always gets people to shut up
12-26-2007, 09:45 PM
#62
Re: MX bars VS clip ons
MX bars but if you want to be able to switch the bar height pretty quick, the Gilles Variobars and Risers are awesome just a bit pricey though. I had them on my gixxer fighter and would just swap out the risers in 5 minutes when I hit the tracks.
12-26-2007, 11:43 PM
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12-27-2007, 06:05 AM
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12-27-2007, 09:21 AM
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Re: MX bars VS clip ons
I've been building up my fighter for about 8-9 months or so and finally got to ride it today. I went with the MX bars and I love them. So much more comfy with less weight on wrists and I can really throw the bike around now. Changes direction so quick it's almost scary. I don't think I could ever go back to clip-ons.
12-27-2007, 10:45 AM
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Re: MX bars VS clip ons
ho-hey designs top tripple with tag +5mm mounts and tag t2 cr low bars FTW
its the only triple out that you can switch between clipons(on top of the tripple) and dirt bars without making changes to ride height.
http://www.hoheydesigns.com/
best customer service in the business :YEAH
its the only triple out that you can switch between clipons(on top of the tripple) and dirt bars without making changes to ride height.
http://www.hoheydesigns.com/
best customer service in the business :YEAH
12-27-2007, 02:23 PM
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Re: MX bars VS clip ons
ho-hey designs top tripple with tag +5mm mounts and tag t2 cr low bars FTW
its the only triple out that you can switch between clipons(on top of the tripple) and dirt bars without making changes to ride height.
http://www.hoheydesigns.com/
best customer service in the business :YEAH
its the only triple out that you can switch between clipons(on top of the tripple) and dirt bars without making changes to ride height.
http://www.hoheydesigns.com/
best customer service in the business :YEAH
soon as I get close to being able to afford a dual caliper bracket, he comes out with some other part I MUST have
12-27-2007, 05:57 PM
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Re: MX bars VS clip ons
+1 on that ****. If you get one you will want them all. nothing but quality! I have everything he offers and its all bullet proof :YEAH
01-16-2008, 08:07 PM
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01-17-2008, 12:40 PM
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02-15-2008, 04:56 AM
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Re: MX bars VS clip ons
ho-hey designs top tripple with tag +5mm mounts and tag t2 cr low bars FTW
its the only triple out that you can switch between clipons(on top of the tripple) and dirt bars without making changes to ride height.
http://www.hoheydesigns.com/
best customer service in the business
its the only triple out that you can switch between clipons(on top of the tripple) and dirt bars without making changes to ride height.
http://www.hoheydesigns.com/
best customer service in the business
i got an f2, it has the clip ons on the top already so i wouldnt have to change ride height....plus he dont make one for my ancient peice.......im just gonna drill my tree and put a plate for support.....does it really need a plate for extra support?
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05-09-2008, 05:50 PM
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Re: MX bars VS clip ons
05-09-2008, 06:04 PM
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Re: MX bars VS clip ons
mx bars are better for me had stock clip ons turned out and they were hard on the wrists and didnt like the riding position seems uncomfortable to me leaning over the bike. with the mx bars im in a more upright position and my wrists have thanked me for it
05-09-2008, 06:11 PM
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