NEW!Precision Barfly Handlebar

[infeCt3d]

I already asked for mines raw so i can paint it white.  luckily marcel had some raw ones left =).  w00t can't wait  



will be an update on my bike =) when i get the bars and paint em 

[das-owal]

whats the weigth?

[g-man]

whats the weigth?

[robpossible]

http://precision-products.info/

Those came out great! I can't wait to ride them and see how they feel.
Thanks X10000000!
Rob

[das-owal]

whats the weigth?

Ok no answer!

[name]

whats the weigth?

Ok no answer!

I must have missed your question. They are: -25oz/725g/1.5lbs

[das-owal]

cool! if I need a new one I get in touch with you!
Keep up the good work!

[cow]

EXCELLENT WORK.............

keep it up bro...........

[name]

EXCELLENT WORK.............

keep it up bro...........

[paulophilippines]

mission accomplished!!!!!! yeah!!!!! 

[Rizalflatlander]

mission accomplished!!!!!! yeah!!!!! 

congrats pau!! 

[RaDar]

Not really a fan of these designs anymore, i don't think this is the right path for flatland parts geometries.

Also, I think this will be very prone to cracking/bending at the crossbar bend because it looks way too wide.

Hugo should be parts engineer of every company of all time.

[Mario Saldana]

good luck to you guys, i hope to see this "precision" become a main product supplier for flatland. 

[Hugo @ Portugal]

Hugo should be parts engineer of every company of all time.

Whatever gets you through the night dude, but I wasn't trying to evaluate the design suitability, I just don't think it's the right one in order for flatland to keep growing as BMX and stop being the ugly duckling.

We've been trying to adapt products to our needs and in the process Flatland ends up as a discipline that is too apart from it's cousins, Street, Vert, Park, Dirt, etc.

I truly believe it's time to start doing the opposite, adapt ourselves to classic parts designs, that won't stop us from doing flatland, at all.

I can totally live with the idea of a flatland handlebar like StMartin Eien, Suelo v3, Sequence 226, KHE A-Blast, SickChild 7-three, and I don't know if you've noticed but those are like the top 5 newest models to be released, what does that mean? I'm not sure but I think I'm not the only one thinking this way

[name]

Hugo should be parts engineer of every company of all time.

Whatever gets you through the night dude, but I wasn't trying to evaluate the design suitability, I just don't think it's the right one in order for flatland to keep growing as BMX and stop being the ugly duckling.

We've been trying to adapt products to our needs and in the process Flatland ends up as a discipline that is too apart from it's cousins, Street, Vert, Park, Dirt, etc.

I truly believe it's time to start doing the opposite, adapt ourselves to classic parts designs, that won't stop us from doing flatland, at all.

I can totally live with the idea of a flatland handlebar like StMartin Eien, Suelo v3, Sequence 226, KHE A-Blast, SickChild 7-three, and I don't know if you've noticed but those are like the top 5 newest models to be released, what does that mean? I'm not sure but I think I'm not the only one thinking this way

Ive ridden 2 piece bars for many years as well as a standard (S&M style 4 piece bars.) As my tricks evolved and began doing things where I walk over the bars, or even whiplashes to barhops , Ive changed the style of parts I ride. These bars give you room on the top and sides. The are smooth all around and lastly offer a difference than the bars you have listed. There is no reason for all bars to look and function the same. These are the best bars I have ever ridden and it's up to the riders to choose what the like in a part and what they need for thier style of tricks. Thats whats good about having several product companies for flatland out. It gives you more option. Marcel-