2013 Models

A quick google turns up..

Just keep in mind that the Twinwalls are significantly stronger and stiffer by nature than a regular Fatbar and Protaper 1 1/8 bar. The crossbar will make them even stiffer which transmits more harshness and vibration to your hands and arms. The Twinwall bar is the ONLY bar I know of where it is ok to remove the crossbar.

and..

Yes, you can actually remove the crossbrace from the Twinwalls. If you do, you will be left with a handlebar that is equally as strong as a fatbar or pro-taper, yet has a longer fatigue life than either of them.

With the crossbrace attached, the twinwall is the strongest safest bar available. Without the crossbrace, you are giving up a LOT of strength, yet end up with a bar that is equal in strength and flex to a fatbar or protaper handlebar.

Simmo737 has removed the cross brace from his for some time now. I removed mine recently also.
 
I've sent an email to Renthal re the structural integrity of the twinwalls with the crossbrace removed. Will hopefully hear back some time next week.
 
I'm planning on going with the Twisted Engineering CarbonFiber Composite bars. I'll need to figure out an underbar mount for the Scotts.
 
I'm planning on going with the Twisted Engineering CarbonFiber Composite bars. I'll need to figure out an underbar mount for the Scotts.
I'm considering those bars as well. Is there any comparison on how the different versions flex compared to FLEXX bars?
 
Truly. I won't know until I get the 2013 bike and sit on it. For the 2005, I could use a half-inch to 3/4" higher. No more, tho.

As for the flex vs. the Flexx, both the folks at Flexx and Twisted respond within a day or two to e-mailed questions on their web sites.

The Flexx folks have very strong and detailed opinions about their product's characeristics and options based on your bike/rider/speed descriptions.

I haven't asked Twisted as detailed a series of questions yet, but I suspect that group of whacky dirt-biking engineers know which way is up.

BTW, there is a Twisted thread here and over at the ThumperTalk in the Engineering forum (or whatever it is called).
 
IMHO the Flexx bars are worth every penny. They are bulky and heavy but for me they make riding more enjoyable because of the comfort and reduced hand pain/fatigue. They were the first thing I bolted onto my gasser. I will not ride in the dirt without them.
 
Hey Clay,

One question, I heard that in Germany are no Siydays Models available, is this general or only for Germany???
I would like to have the plastics with Germany dekor on it! :D
 
Maybe ask the German importer? Up to them what they want to import and sell. I imagine they can order the plastic/graphics for you.
 
Hey Clay,

One question, I heard that in Germany are no Siydays Models available, is this general or only for Germany???
I would like to have the plastics with Germany dekor on it! :D

Elvis,
GG brought out a bike last June/July that they called a 2012 Six Days model but it wasn't really a '12 model. It was a late 2011 with graphics for the Six Days in 2011. We didn't order any and I don't think thay sold many. I believe they are beginning to see that they have too many models. They will have bikes at the ISDE for riders to rent but I am not sure if they will be called Six Days models or will just be standard models.
Clay
 
Update from Renthal Re Twinwalls


On the Twinwall, you can safely remove the crossbrace without any issues
with safety. It only very slightly effects the flex and strength of the
bar, some say it's barely noticeable.

Brad Cameron

Renthal Ltd. (US Office)
28466 Westinghouse Place
Valencia, CA 91355
(661) 257-2986 x100
(661) 295-0346 Fax
brad@renthal.com
www.renthal.com
 
Elvis,
GG brought out a bike last June/July that they called a 2012 Six Days model but it wasn't really a '12 model. It was a late 2011 with graphics for the Six Days in 2011. We didn't order any and I don't think thay sold many. I believe they are beginning to see that they have too many models. They will have bikes at the ISDE for riders to rent but I am not sure if they will be called Six Days models or will just be standard models.
Clay

OK, thanks, let's see what will come.
 
Seat height answer:
We are declaring that we have reduced 10 mm so the current height of 960 mm becames 950 mm.
 
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