View Full Version : x2 handlebar suggestions
inchadeboca
11-23-2007, 10:30 PM
can anyone recommend some aftermarket handlebars for my x2 and i dont want the umi ones, because i dont like the pull back on them. and the rise is too much. i looked at renthal, but i am so confused because they have a billion and one different sizes. can some give me a starting point. i have the accusteer steering on there now.
I like my FLY bars, but not sure exactly what ones they are.
im using some stock ones from a 07 kx dirtbike. i like them ok. if i was going to spend the jack go for pro taper. ive never used them on an x2 but on bikes and quads they are the chit imho
dbrutherford
11-29-2007, 07:43 AM
I always liked the UMI's on my old X2. But I will say they are weak! MX or ATV bars are twice as strong. My friend ran me over once and his ski bent the UMI's. Then I bent a second set when the ski fell off a stand into the yard.
I have my Accusteer machined for 1-1/8" bars. I think the Ricky Charmichael fat bars are the closest dimensions to the UMI's. You don't want a super high bar like a mini/pit bike bend but you don't want just a regular CR Low/Hihg style either. The CR High or low bend are not tall enough in my opinion.
But what do I know? I am stumped what bend/size I want... :(
Just remember the Accusteer is about an inch lower than the stock steering, so you may want to make that up if your tall.
madscientist
11-29-2007, 03:28 PM
low rise fly aluminmum from loco mx are as sweet as they come and in expensive
WFO Speedracer
12-03-2007, 09:46 AM
low rise fly aluminmum from loco mx are as sweet as they come and in expensive
Which bend are you running?
madscientist
12-03-2007, 01:38 PM
they are only like 1.5 or so i believe pretty straight and the bar pad almost touches the
head of the steering knuckle
wadman
12-10-2007, 02:53 AM
i like a taller bar. but i don't ride surf.
has anyone ever used the tag oversize bars on an x2?
madscientist
12-12-2007, 05:24 PM
they are the fly mini's ( mine )
oversized can be done w/ the removal of material from the clamps
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