S&M Berhinger Handle bars

Description: S&M Beringer Bars A dual radius two piece handlebar Developed by Matt Beringer (these were his signature bars), and ‘cobra certified’ Purpose: To make a narrow handlebar that was as strong as other narrow bars, but without the added weight needed to reinforce the tight bends Designed for "all around riding" A smaller alternative to the S&M Slam bar Released in 2001 (approx.) Available throughout 2004 (maybe later) One of S&Ms most popular bars in 2003 4130 chromium-molybdenum (chromoly) tubing Height: 8” tall Width: 25.25” wide (uncut) Sweep: 10° backsweep Rise: 3.5° upsweep Weight: 1.94 lbs. (31.04 oz.) Weight: 30.5 oz. - per Dan's Comp in Summer 2004 Weight: 1.9 lb. (30.4 oz) - per S&M in 2003 2” wide diamond (raised) knurling Crossbar height: 5-1/4” (from stem to crossbar) Distance between bends: 14.5" 7/8” outside diameter tubes (handlebar and crossbar) Handlebar tubing: 0.065” thick tubing Crossbar tubing: 0.049” thick tubing (to reduce weight) Bars bent using a ‘Dual Radius CNC Tube Bender’ (state of the art equipment, allows for different radii on 2 piece handlebars) Upper bend: 2-1/2” radius mandrel bend (mellow to provide extra strength and plenty of clearance for brake levers) Lower bend: 1-3/4” radius mandrel bend (tighter to give more clearance and make the box size as small as possible) 30° inside and outside chamfer (at ends of bars) Electrostatic power coating (colors): gloss black, clear, gray, blood red MSRP: $45.00 (approx.) Sold for $42.99 at Dan's Comp (Summer 2004) Made in the U.S.A Guaranteed for life against bending or breaking (to the original owner with sales receipt)

Price: 139 USD

Location: Reno, Nevada

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Shipping Cost: 20 USD