any idea as to why some of the FatBars have a blue logos while others have a red logo? I had a Fatbar 609 in Tanium that I bent, and that had a red logo. I bought a replacement 609 from you guys, exact same Tanium color, but when it turned up it had blue logo. Is this like a model year change or something? I really wish my new bar also had a red logo since nothing on my bike is blue, but I suppose I'm nitpicking here...
I have a 2020 Suzuki DR 650. I would like a handlebar that is higher without having to resort to risers if possible, stronger and less of a backward sweep towards the rider. What would I be looking at for the appropriate handlebar
Hi Jeff, thanks for watching our video. If you head over to the Renthal website, click on the Handlebar tab, and then scroll all the way to the bottom you will find their WorksFit tool. You can enter your bike info and then select one of their handlebars and it will give you an overlay image along with dimensions comparing the two so you can see just how the bars differ and determine which will suit your needs. It's a really awesome feature.
Well done. Though personally I like Japanese products, these people are way ahead of the rest of the manufacturers by a long way !
Thanks. OK.
Yes ... This , just helped me immensely.
Edit .
I can only select off-road bike in the works app.
I have street er-6n
Glad it helped. Thanks for watching.
any idea as to why some of the FatBars have a blue logos while others have a red logo? I had a Fatbar 609 in Tanium that I bent, and that had a red logo. I bought a replacement 609 from you guys, exact same Tanium color, but when it turned up it had blue logo. Is this like a model year change or something? I really wish my new bar also had a red logo since nothing on my bike is blue, but I suppose I'm nitpicking here...
Is there a bar riser for this bar?
Hello, other than the new Fatbar36 bar mounts that Rental offers we haven't seen any rider mount for these yet.
I have a 2020 Suzuki DR 650. I would like a handlebar that is higher without having to resort to risers if possible, stronger and less of a backward sweep towards the rider. What would I be looking at for the appropriate handlebar
Hi Jeff, thanks for watching our video. If you head over to the Renthal website, click on the Handlebar tab, and then scroll all the way to the bottom you will find their WorksFit tool. You can enter your bike info and then select one of their handlebars and it will give you an overlay image along with dimensions comparing the two so you can see just how the bars differ and determine which will suit your needs. It's a really awesome feature.
@@chaparralmotorsports I checked out Renthal's site. Quite impressive. Thx for the info.