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yes thats the style. only thing is i was thinking doing a riser and bars seperate so i can tilt the bars up up a litlle more. from what i can see the mx bars may not be straight up? does that sound right?
i'm not sure, but don't care. I had 16" carlinis on it until everyone in the world had to have carlini apes. I just do what i like, and i really like the ride with these bars.
yes thats the style. only thing is i was thinking doing a riser and bars seperate so i can tilt the bars up up a litlle more. from what i can see the mx bars may not be straight up? does that sound right?
Man I went through the same thing... I wanted the bars to move also. Problem being that u can't run your cables through the bars.. well ya can but it looks like **** or is really expensive. Also to be comfortable they need to be at least twelve inches high. You can find high risers at death squad mc! But once again can't run cables through twelve inch risers.
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