Stock Bars

[jakob-b]

I dont care call me a n00b for posting this my rads are ghay and brake all my forks and there 16s so i went back to stocks and i wondering how i make my stocks wider i dont wanna do the seatpost mod ethier

thanksss

 

[zakmak]

get the chromoly tube used for buffs and put it through a stock t-tube and bolt your bars.

 

[Derek Scootz]

old a model axels work pretty good for the bolted bars cuz it doesnt hurt that much when you hit you knee.

 

[Brian Boston]

Did you reinforce your fork? I rode 2 forks with my rads and broke them, than reinforced the one im riding now and its been good for like 3 months.

 

[Dustin Nooner]

yea i bet you havent been reinforcing your forks lol

 

[jeff26]

search. put a pipe in, bolt it. get it from onlinemetals.com . your going to have to sand the inside of the ttube though. if you go chromoly, get it from the sr store. if you go alluminum get it from there. i just got alluminum because the ttube will bend before the crossbar.

 

[jakob-b]

i broke 3 forks ina week reinforced and i no you guys are going to sayi bet you ride sketcky
and thanks for the info

 

[danielwarwick]

im so scared to bolt just my stock razor bars without a tube you know like just how they come because catching a barspin weird seems really fuckign painful.

 

[dre]

search. put a pipe in, bolt it. get it from onlinemetals.com . your going to have to sand the inside of the ttube though. if you go chromoly, get it from the sr store. if you go alluminum get it from there. i just got alluminum because the ttube will bend before the crossbar.

do exactly this^^. The outer diameter of the aluminum tube should be 7/8" and you should get the thickest wall possible (If you're wondering about barends, these fit right in: http://www.danscomp.com/365075.php?cat=PARTS) You're definately going to have to sand/file the inside of your ttube a lot until it fits: DON'T try to hammer it in, because it will get stuck, and you will have trouble getting it back out.

btw jeff, what did you use to sand down the inside of the ttube? did you use a file or some other kind of tool?

 

[Steezeman]

Danny, you could use some front axles and a couple bearings and there won't be any sharp ends.

 

[gorrilaman]

Zak Ploof , are you sure a SR chromoly handle bar will fit a Razor T tube?

 

[gil_]

andrew said that u have to do A LOT of sanding before it fits

what i did is i just went to home depot found the right size of pipe, cut it down, and bolted it and that worked fine and is probably the easiest way

 

[jeff26]

search. put a pipe in, bolt it. get it from onlinemetals.com . your going to have to sand the inside of the ttube though. if you go chromoly, get it from the sr store. if you go alluminum get it from there. i just got alluminum because the ttube will bend before the crossbar.

do exactly this^^. The outer diameter of the aluminum tube should be 7/8" and you should get the thickest wall possible (If you're wondering about barends, these fit right in: http://www.danscomp.com/365075.php?cat=PARTS) You're definately going to have to sand/file the inside of your ttube a lot until it fits: DON'T try to hammer it in, because it will get stuck, and you will have trouble getting it back out.

btw jeff, what did you use to sand down the inside of the ttube? did you use a file or some other kind of tool?

i took a drill bit, wrapped sand paper around it, taped it so itd stay and used my cordless drill.

 

[dre]

search. put a pipe in, bolt it. get it from onlinemetals.com . your going to have to sand the inside of the ttube though. if you go chromoly, get it from the sr store. if you go alluminum get it from there. i just got alluminum because the ttube will bend before the crossbar.

do exactly this^^. The outer diameter of the aluminum tube should be 7/8" and you should get the thickest wall possible (If you're wondering about barends, these fit right in: http://www.danscomp.com/365075.php?cat=PARTS) You're definately going to have to sand/file the inside of your ttube a lot until it fits: DON'T try to hammer it in, because it will get stuck, and you will have trouble getting it back out.

btw jeff, what did you use to sand down the inside of the ttube? did you use a file or some other kind of tool?

i took a drill bit, wrapped sand paper around it, taped it so itd stay and used my cordless drill.

I was thinking of sticking a file into my drill instead of a drill bit, but I couldn't find one that fit right.
But that seems like a really good idea that you have there.

 

[P4RK3R]

andrew said that u have to do A LOT of sanding before it fits

what i did is i just went to home depot found the right size of pipe, parker cut it down, and parker bolted it and that worked fine and is probably the easiest way

but i kept yours...
yeah that works real good, and it comes pre-cut to 18" and 24", and if it has threads, you can get the endcaps for them and make some weird barends