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Anyone ever make their own bar?

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  1. I can't seem to purchase a USS bar for my Vision R40. I'm wondering if
    anybody knows of another bar that will fit this. If not, could I use
    some kind of conduit and a conduit bender to make one? It seems the stem
    from my OSS will fit the fork, so it I can't find one, I'll probably buy
    a couple lenghts of aluminum conduit and start bending till I get it
    right. I don't figure the strength will be as much of an issue as on a
    conventional bike.

  2. chuck said:

    I can't seem to purchase a USS bar for my Vision R40. I'm wondering if
    anybody knows of another bar that will fit this. If not, could I use
    some kind of conduit and a conduit bender to make one? It seems the stem
    from my OSS will fit the fork, so it I can't find one, I'll probably buy
    a couple lenghts of aluminum conduit and start bending till I get it
    right. I don't figure the strength will be as much of an issue as on a
    conventional bike.


    I think you will be better off using EMT, which is more the wall
    thickness of bicycle bars. Also they are easier to bend tight bends.
    They can be painted or powder coated.

  3. chuck said:

    I can't seem to purchase a USS bar for my Vision R40. I'm wondering if
    anybody knows of another bar that will fit this. If not, could I use
    some kind of conduit and a conduit bender to make one? It seems the stem
    from my OSS will fit the fork, so it I can't find one, I'll probably buy
    a couple lenghts of aluminum conduit and start bending till I get it
    right. I don't figure the strength will be as much of an issue as on a
    conventional bike.

    I'll bet this handle bar would work, if you flip it upside down from
    what the photo shows:

    http://tinyurl.com/25fywp

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