Andy Mickey
Member
well you didn't have much of a college fund then. scooter parts really aren't that expensive. all sports with wheels cost a lot of money.
One Piece Bars... waste of money?
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well you didn't have much of a college fund then. scooter parts really aren't that expensive. all sports with wheels cost a lot of money.
since one piece bars are thicker and a bit heavier, they give more momentum when you throw barspins wich makes it come around easier rather than just rattle and stop with stock razor bars. PLUS they are stronger so they last longer. and theyre just easier to manage instead of adding extensions and bolting them to try and stop the wobble. its a worthy investment.
BrendanO'Brien.
Member
I remember the first day i got one piece bars, that was a good day! Barspins are sooo easy even with 20 wide, even easier than stock!
Tobias Hunter
Member
Well stock bars are okai. But you can get a fork axel. Take the clamp thing off. Drill a hole through the top bit and the bottom bit at the right height. Put the axel bolt through. Bobs your uncle. Done. But I would say if you have the money upgrade! But who cares. Your decision. I done this until I got my RUP!
JohanGrunwald
Member
Stock bars crack!!! Don't buy a one piece bar, if you can't crack a stock.
I can already barspin fine. Some people are saying 'They brake and they wobble'
Well in my case this is simply not true they have never broken after three monthes of hard riding.
99% of the time bar wobbles are because the headset needs to be tightened.
peachster2
Member
no sir, they look cool and are stronger, but u should/could go out and get a trolly bar and stick it in your t - tube , a bit stronger, wider and costs nothing
Andy Mickey
Member
trolley bars suck.
Stanio
EnDub Step
umm no'? haha its all about the size fool
Chase Robertson
Bronze member
Stock bars are weaker, smaller, uglier, they wobble, and are not designed for freestyle riding.
Why do you think the RUP comes with one pieces? Or the MGP with three pieces? Its just the industry standard.
Edit: lol post 666.
Why do you think the RUP comes with one pieces? Or the MGP with three pieces? Its just the industry standard.
Edit: lol post 666.
You can get wider bars.
More solid.
Stronger.
Less bolts to come loose, rattles and sounds like ----- also can make you stack if something comes off etc.
More weight, riding stock is ridicoulsy light, so light you can hardly do anything. (some of you will beg to differ).
Better looking, colors, no bolts and shit everywhere, cleaner looking etc.
Dont break your knees open on those fucking collar clamps.
More solid.
Stronger.
Less bolts to come loose, rattles and sounds like ----- also can make you stack if something comes off etc.
More weight, riding stock is ridicoulsy light, so light you can hardly do anything. (some of you will beg to differ).
Better looking, colors, no bolts and shit everywhere, cleaner looking etc.
Dont break your knees open on those fucking collar clamps.
yamamsmells
Member
stock bars are too sketchy, the bar things just wobble inside the ttube. Plus with one peice bars it makes your scooter more solid, wider bars which is a must for me, no gay clamp to bang your knee into and they make your scooter look extra awesome which is a plus I guess
aperently you dont ride hard if you cant break some fukin stock bars.
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Riley Hughes
Steel Member
wider, stronger, more awesome lookng, no quick release clamp to slam ur leg into, more balanced, heavier, wont wobble everywhere, wont snap every week, can make any width, can make any hieght, paint any color, solid, doesnt have stupid foamies, quiet, no bolts, strong welds, last forever, badass
scooterkillkidphil
Steel Member
i ride one piece bars that are 14 wide. But i got one pieces cuz i broke two stock bars and the clamp on the bars that allows you adjust the height always hit me in the knee resulting me having osgood slaughter disease.