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  1. I have an old York 110 pound barbell set, 1 inch diameter bar, and I want to
    get a power rack, but all decent power racks are too wide for my 5' bar.
    Buying an Olympic bar and all new weights ( around 450 pounds) would be
    kinda pricey. Where can I get a nice l inch bar six or seven feet long that
    I can use with my old plates, on a new power rack?

    Looked on Interent, no joy.

    Any tips will be appreciated.
    Thanks
    Ward Wheeler

  2. WARD WHEELER said:

    I have an old York 110 pound barbell set, 1 inch diameter bar, and I want to
    get a power rack, but all decent power racks are too wide for my 5' bar.
    Buying an Olympic bar and all new weights ( around 450 pounds) would be
    kinda pricey. Where can I get a nice l inch bar six or seven feet long that
    I can use with my old plates, on a new power rack?

    Looked on Interent, no joy.

    New York Barbells has 7-foot bars that take standard (i.e. 1-inch)
    plates. Those bars should fit the power racks just fine. The more
    common six-foot bar for standard plates is probably too short; my
    six-footer has only 44 inches between the plates, which will not fit
    most racks.

    http://www.newyorkbarbells.com/im-0024.html

    Johan Larson

  3. "WARD WHEELER" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I have an old York 110 pound barbell set, 1 inch diameter bar, and I want
    to get a power rack, but all decent power racks are too wide for my 5' bar.
    Buying an Olympic bar and all new weights ( around 450 pounds) would be
    kinda pricey. Where can I get a nice l inch bar six or seven feet long that
    I can use with my old plates, on a new power rack?


    Any exercise equipment store should be able to take care of you. This is a
    very standard type of bar. I have seen them priced at about $30.

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