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Description

The Lucky Pro Bar trick scooter bar was one of Lucky’s early designs that remains a classic, and it continues to be one of the most popular bars on the market today. Lucky Pro Bars are built with thick walls and quality welds to create a strong bond and stable feel. In fact, this is the bar Li’l Jon Aglialoro rode when he hucked a 360º at El Toro, the famous 20 stair in Southern California.

They are designed for use with threadless forks with SCS compression systems. The Pro Bar has a precut slit that allows you to easily customize the bar to run HIC compression.

Specifications

Compatible with:

SCS

Bar Ends compatible with:

Steel

Bar height:

660mm

Bar width:

660mm, 610mm

Bar material:

Chromoly Steel 4130

Bar outer diameter:

35mm (Oversized)

Bar inner diameter:

32mm

Weight:

1450g

Backsweep:

No

SCS Ready:

Yes

Bar Shape:

T-shaped

Compression system included:

No

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reviews (41)

	Great oversized T-bar for the price. The 26" by 26" sizing means it can be cut to fit mostly any rider. Bought mine B-stock with some minor cosmetic scratches on the bar, but they ride fantastic!
	Reyn H. (Kaneohe)
	2022-09-18 Rating: 5 of 5!

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