Do the spot bar sleeves have internal welded washers that make it difficult to thread the bar through? Another review knocked Titan for it, among othe
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I don't have any issues with threading the spot bar through. I have had a lot of success with this rack. My only complaint I guess would be that if you are doing pullups or anything heavy where you might be banging the rack around, have some weights on the back weight rack otherwise the rack itself might move a little. But I am also using 400+. Its a great unit
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It has a welded "C-clip" on the end of the spot bar that you turn and lock on the the rail that prevents them from going through the rails. Plus the bars are "L" shaped, so they will not go through.
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No washers on mine, though I do experience that "nails on chalkboard" screeching sound when removing and replacing them. I chalk it up to the snug fit. This rack is fantastic in all regards.
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There's no washers. The only issue I have with the spot bar is that it can make a loud squeezing noise when you take them out. Like nails on a chalkboard echoing. But they're super easy to slide in and out.
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Bar has threaded ends and comes with two, large, chrome-plated "stars" that screw onto the ends to secure the weights. Some have complained that the stars will "unscrew" slightly with use. After a few reps you may need to retighten the stars, but it is as simple as closing a jar of pickles.
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I had exactly the same thing happen with mine when I assembled it. I increased the torque & tightened the bolts so that they sunk into the tubing - the result was perfect. I think that they need to explain that these need to be super tight, so they have to actaully squeeze the tubing in a little. Hope this helps. Regards, PP.By the way, I am sure that you did this, but make sure that the washers are in the right way round, as they are the same anlge as the tubing.Good luck.
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I put both spacers between the sissy bar and mounting bracket, I only used a washer between the bracket and the rear guard mounts. I still have a couple of mm gap between the bracket and guard mounts so that the mounts can't get rub marks on them. I will put a video on Youtube of how it looks, search "Boulevard Sissybar Mounting NZ" Cheers
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My bar had 1 screw/bolt under the middle bar, right in the center. I did this a while ago but I seem to remember it being Torx. The bracket kind of wraps the back of the bar with the bottom hole on the bracket lining up with the screw/bolt. Since gravity works against this I used a dab of loctite on the threads. It has all worked great for me.
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you can open them up with a little creative bending. However, because they are a lot like spring steel, they will tend to revert back to their previous shape. Also, I recommend getting cuff covers. these will eliminate some issues with wear spots in long sleeve shirts as well as skin issues at the forearm cuff site.
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I didnt have any issues with mine, however, sometimes the finish is thicker at the end of the bars, make sure this isnt the issue.
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Try using black pipe insulation on bars for replacements . And crank down hard on holding arms so there is no friction.
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The units we purchased are spot welded. We have had no problems with either the handles or bracket attachments. We have used these units vigorously.
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yeah no problem at all. I have ultegra shifters a little tight sliding them on but nothing a little soap water won't help with. also..I recommend only wrapping you bar tape just past the hoods. Don't wrap the tops it's to bulky of a feal and it will take 2 rolls of wrap per side.
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I have a five foot bar and it works fine. The inside collars sit on the support, so you have to ensure both sides are in and on when lifting. Allen
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Yes the Cap Barbell Weight Bar I bought came with threaded collars. The collars have internal washers that help to keep the collar tight against the weight plate. The collars stay tight on some exercises, but not all. I would recommend a spare pair of clips for some exercises.
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No, but I did have to remove the plastic piece between the bumper and the grill, which wasn't all that difficult in order to get to the bolts that go through the frame for the bar. If I had had a magnet, I may not of even had to do that as it may have been reached from below. But it was easier to just remove the cover and tighten them.
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I personally don't know of any which Inno makes themselves, just the bike adapter bars that other manufactures make. My own bike is an awkward squeeze so I have been looking myself and have decided to buy a Swagman bar.
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I don't know, but I will say that removing the sleeve on these bottles is a non-starter. Tried to do it to clean them. Nearly impossible to not rip it and if you do it goes back on loosely and never fits right again.
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Hello well this pull up bar has a nice coat of paint but there's 2 bolts that holds the bar and they only come with a nylon Nut but there's no o ring seal or something like that, eventually water will get inside the 2 main supports and that will be the end, try to contact the manufacturer maybe they have something that might work for you.Good luck
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No I didn't have any issues with that. I'll admit ive had it for awhile so I can't really remember. I think I initially had an issue but you have to put the washer on first then screw that in