Will this work, or is the bar wall thickness too thick, bar id too small
or too large,
or something else I didn't think of?
TIA. Ken
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Will this work, or is the bar wall thickness too thick, bar id too small
or too large,
or something else I didn't think of?
TIA. Ken
kwalters said:Will this work, or is the bar wall thickness too thick, bar id too small
or too large,
or something else I didn't think of?
I built Record Ten BarCons in a Profile Carbon Stryke. Which
bar?
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:kwalters said:Will this work, or is the bar wall thickness too thick, bar id too small
or too large,
or something else I didn't think of?
A Muzi said:Quoted message said:I built Record Ten BarCons in a Profile Carbon Stryke. Which
bar?
kwalters said:Kestrel EMS Pro or Easton EC90.
EMS bar ID is 20.85
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A Muzi said:kwalters said:Will this work, or is the bar wall thickness too thick, bar id too small
or too large,
or something else I didn't think of?I built Record Ten BarCons in a Profile Carbon Stryke. Which
bar?
Kestrel EMS Pro or Easton EC90.
On Mon, 03 May 2004 17:33:16 -0700, kwalters <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:Will this work, or is the bar wall thickness too thick, bar id too small
or too large,
or something else I didn't think of?TIA. Ken
Maybe ask the bar maker?
Some carbon bars may split under the expansion force, but others may
be reinforced for that.
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