Zearen Wover
Member
I was coming back from class last spring which involves a quick hop over some stairs. Unfortunately, The aluminum of my bar, the fickle metal it is, decided to snap. It's an old razor, I think it's a C model, but I can't be sure, It snapped right above the compression nuts. I've been missing it all summer and it's painful.
The reason I've been late to act is mainly that of indecision. I'm not a casual rider, but I don't quite need pro equipment. Thus, I don't want a simple Razor A# piece of crap, but I don't want to chuck out $100+ on a top of the line scooter. Actually, most preferable would be to repair it.
But, I know very little about bars in the market place, and most I find are non-collapsible. This is a major draw back for two reasons: I like to adjust it depending on how I'm riding (lower for tricks and higher for cruising and comfort) and because it's nice to have it disappear under a chair during class. But, because of my lack of knowledge and the seemingly innumerous amount of bars, I thought I'd ask instead of trying asking those more familiar with the options. Sorry if I seem pretentious.
The reason I've been late to act is mainly that of indecision. I'm not a casual rider, but I don't quite need pro equipment. Thus, I don't want a simple Razor A# piece of crap, but I don't want to chuck out $100+ on a top of the line scooter. Actually, most preferable would be to repair it.
But, I know very little about bars in the market place, and most I find are non-collapsible. This is a major draw back for two reasons: I like to adjust it depending on how I'm riding (lower for tricks and higher for cruising and comfort) and because it's nice to have it disappear under a chair during class. But, because of my lack of knowledge and the seemingly innumerous amount of bars, I thought I'd ask instead of trying asking those more familiar with the options. Sorry if I seem pretentious.
