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NO, not ANY bend and NO not to your EXACT measurements. Many of BR's offerings are limited when it comes to width. The horizontal bar that lays across the trees is a set length also. All you are "allowed" to request is rise and "to some extent" width.
AND you have to be willing to wait 4 to 6 months for them regardless of what you are told when you place the order.
Actually, my bars only took about 8 weeks start to finish and one guy on here got his even a lot sooner than that for what it's worth.
NO, not ANY bend and NO not to your EXACT measurements. Many of BR's offerings are limited when it comes to width. The horizontal bar that lays across the trees is a set length also. All you are "allowed" to request is rise and "to some extent" width.
AND you have to be willing to wait 4 to 6 months for them regardless of what you are told when you place the order.
I think BR has changed some of his processes to speed things up for his shop. I know he has stopped making certain types of bars that he offered in the past. I bought a set of BR bars about a year ago and they built them to my exact specs and they are good quality bars. they did take forever to get done. I believe mine took about 4 months to make but they are different than any other set of bars out there
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