So I had a bit of a hard stack offroad for my first time offroad as well
It don't look hard but the bike hit hard and I flipped. I'm all good but I swear to god the bar feels bent on the right side now.
Should I just order a new yamaha one for 250 and swap it or would you guys suggest something else? I was out of my depth riding today and very stupid going at a different pace than my own, I get all that. The bike is totally fine, crash bars worked perfect.
The only thing I worry about are A. I am 5'6 so any bars that move forward MORE will probably screw me, and B my bar busters are fitted because these bars are threaded, so I don't know if the new bars I buy if they were renthals or something, would work. I literally know nothing about new bars.
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So I had a bit of a hard stack offroad for my first time offroad as well
It don't look hard but the bike hit hard and I flipped. I'm all good but I swear to god the bar feels bent on the right side now.
Should I just order a new yamaha one for 250 and swap it or would you guys suggest something else? I was out of my depth riding today and very stupid going at a different pace than my own, I get all that. The bike is totally fine, crash bars worked perfect.
The only thing I worry about are A. I am 5'6 so any bars that move forward MORE will probably screw me, and B my bar busters are fitted because these bars are threaded, so I don't know if the new bars I buy if they were renthals or something, would work. I literally know nothing about new bars.
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