I was reading on Thumpertalk that some people are running YZ80 mini bars in a high bend instead of CR-HIs because they are alreay cut to a woods width. Anyone run them on a KDX?
http://www.thumpertalk.com/forum/showth ... p?t=172729
YZ80 high bend
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YZ80 high bend
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That'd work... save some labor but you have to account for your barkbusters and sometimes the shorter bars won't fit them very well and a custom cut is needed.
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I don't run those exact bars you mention but I do run a variation of 'Mini' bar. I have Tag T2 Mini's. After researching almost every bar make and bend I settled on those being the highest bend I could find. Sorry but here's the best picture I can find ATM. From memory they are around 28 inches stock, around 30 with barkbusters fitted.
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