cutting carbon bars?

how wide are they? give them a try!
otherwise tape the cut area , use the most teeth per inch blade you can find, be careful.

A regular hacksaw with fine tooth blade works fine (Did my Monkeylite DH that way)

I didn't tape the area, it's probably not a bad idea but I doubt it matters much on Easton bars given they don't have a carbon weave layer.

Try them first. Wide bars are good things.

I cut some down with a Dremel a while back. Then read that it's bad to breathe in CF dust. Probably best wearing a mask while you do it.

I use a regular ol' 32 tpi hacksaw blade to do the actual cutting. I cover the cut area with blue painters tape and then mark the cut line on the tape. Cut then sand ends.

Same process for carbon steer tubes.

Have fun.

LP

THIS....and wear a mask

If you want to go real fancy - http://www.effettomariposa.com/carbocut_en.html