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Technical & Reference Section => Tech and Restoration => Topic started by: bigfatolly on November 18, 2012, 08:30 PM
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I picked up this set of bars on a Burner last week,can anyone help with id ?
They are about 28" wide,knurled,nice tidy tig welds and the crossbar is fairly thick.
They also have a stamp(pictured)underneath one of the grips.
I think they are mid era but not sure?
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/oo68/bigfatolly/BE086C8A-6CA6-4837-8B03-9B39C211EE5F-1490-00000261E4CB6C57.jpg)
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/oo68/bigfatolly/6CA45926-9044-4FFF-87D3-13E45D7F5CC2-1490-0000026204E4D8B2.jpg)
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A question that i asked back '08 on museum and have just looked for
Quiet a few cheaper models from big companies used these bars - not too badly made and ok geometry - just a cheaper way to keep the cost down - most seen from late 80's and 90's
the HL CORP has been round for a long time and i have seen the logo on all sorts of different bikes
see below
http://www.allproducts.com/tbea/hlcorp/
hope this helps mate ;)
cheers B ;)
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Cool,cheers Bendy :daumenhoch:
I am sure i have a seatpost with the same stamp on somewhere :daumenhoch:
Bars now for sale if anyone interested see the for sale board :daumenhoch:
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Look like GT pro copies to me,quite nice! :daumenhoch: