Submitted by
jeferbeest
a Weekend Warrior
from G.P, Alberta, Canada Date Reviewed: March 26, 2001
Favorite Trail:
The Swollen Ass
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$20.00
Purchased At:
Airbomb.com
Strengths:
How many different words are there for f@#*in' STRONG!
Weaknesses:
If you're concerned about weight, you bought the wrong bar
Similar Products Used:
First riser
Bike Setup:
Freeride hardtail
Bottom Line:
This bar was worth every penny of the $29 CDN dollars i paid for it. The difference between this bar and my old lightweight aluminum flatbar is just plain silly. I can actually feel my fork working now, not my bar flexing. There is so much difference in the amount of response in my steering, and it gives you a better feel of the trail altogether. What a wicked bar and at a sweet pricepoint. Give it 5 SWOLLEN ASSES for this one.
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Submitted by
Jason
a Racer
from Marin County, CA Date Reviewed: March 13, 2001
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Strengths:
Strength and durability
Weaknesses:
It's heavy, but IT IS a downhill bar...so it really does not matter to me.
Similar Products Used:
Answer and Profile
Bike Setup:
'00 Giant ATX DH-1 Team, '00 Boxxer, Koski StrongHold DH stem, Hope DH-04 front brake, Hayes Hyd. rear brake, WTB MotoRaptor 2.4 DH tires, WTB Speed V Saddle
Bottom Line:
The Koski DH-6 bar is the burliest bar I have ever laid hands on. It is made from very thick 6061-T6. It has the same geometry as the Koski XC Pro Gold bars I have on my Bullit. The 12° backsweep with the 5° upsweep allow the bars to be perfectly adjusted to my wrist position. Like I said, they're heavy, but the bike weighs 46 lbs. so what's a few extra grams? The blasted and anodized finish is cool too.
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