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Dose anyone know where i could find an oversized bar kit for a 1990 Rm 125 or what models might fit this year
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www.denniskirk.com www.magicracing.com www.rockymountainmc.com or talk to Wade (AKA Flattrack) I'm sure he can set you up with a good set of bars with a discount because ur on E2S
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Are you looking for the whole kit or just the mounts? I have both in several differant brands...
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i am lookin for the mounts, i think im not sure what all i need is all i need a mount and 1''1/8 bars
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Well if you want the fatbars you need to have the mounts and the bar so you would be looking for a kit. I like my Renthal FatBar but never tried any others so I don't know how others feel. I will say the fatbar just feels strong and feels like it won't break. I am sure you can break them but it would me much harder than a regular bar.
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Answer Pro-Tapers are definetly the best oversize bars ive ever tried. Ive only bent 1 set of bars thats when I laid the bike down on the landing of a big jump. When i just dump the bike the bars never bend and ive had this set of bars for 2 or 3 years now.
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Why do you think the Answers are better? what others have you used? I'm thinking of putting the oversized on my LT and thinking of trying another brand other than renthal just for comparison.

I've had my Renthals for about a year and dumped pretty hard on the bars and still straight as an arrow (well minus the normal bend)
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Well ive used TAG bars for quite awhile but they bent failry easy. I have a set of TAG privateer bars on my xr600 and they hold up real nice to that tank puttin its weight on it when i dumped it a few times. Factory 909s bars are alright they are designed by pro-taper but they still arent as good as pro-taper IMO. Moose bars are an inexpensive bar that holds up nice. Renthal twinwalls are pretty sweet but I had a pair of fat-bars break in half (not even bend) they broke right where the throttle side bend that goes down to the mount it was a clean cut i think it might have been a defect but ive had the best luck with pro-tapers they are very straight on my 125 and ive crashed quite a bit on the ones that are on there now. The only thing with mine is that the color is coming off from washing them so many times. Try some pro-tapers I think you'll be satisfied.
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