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#Post#: 42748--------------------------------------------------
rear grab bar
By: [email protected] Date: June 30, 2014, 8:30 pm
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i have a lt 250 r and a ltr 450 i have been practicing wheelies
and i went through a stock wheelie bar and a pro armor wheelie
bar on the 450 i have gotten the wheels down pretty good but i
was wondering if the bars are meant to break so it does not
tweak the frame or could i have my bar welded up and
strengthened any thoughts ?
#Post#: 42772--------------------------------------------------
Re: rear grab bar
By: [email protected] Date: July 2, 2014, 6:08 pm
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no info?
#Post#: 42776--------------------------------------------------
Re: rear grab bar
By: El Diablo Date: July 3, 2014, 12:22 am
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Factory grab bars are actually pretty weak. They can hold the
weight of the quad all day long with no problem but will bend
when subject to sudden impact such as a tail drag. You should be
able to have your bars straightened & reinforced without too
much effort.
#Post#: 42778--------------------------------------------------
Re: rear grab bar
By: [email protected] Date: July 3, 2014, 6:51 am
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Ok thanks Brian i was not sure about the strengthening, if the
bend would move into the sub frame if the wheelie bar had not
bent first !
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