Vintage mtn bike handlebars

[Wizzletooth]

Are these worth anything?cleaning out my crap, forgot i had these.

 

[MattiThundrrr]

Could be worth some bucks if they're Nitto bars, there were like a million copies. It would say Nitto on the stem along with size info.

 

[Wizzletooth]

No just says Japan.

 

[mikeeebikey]

Vintage mtb guys might want them. The would make interesting cafe/drag bike bars...

 

[MattiThundrrr]

I certainly don't hate them. The bend in the "stem" sections of the triangle are kinda unusual.

 

[Wizzletooth]

Thanks, for the info.

 

[horsefarmer]

Kinda neat it's set up for canti brakes.

 

[Wizzletooth]

Probably find a use for them eventually, been building klunkerish things lately.

 

[macncheese]

1983 Diamondback. These have to be pretty rare but for whatever reason not as collectible as the Stumpy.

 

[MattiThundrrr]

Because it's a Diamondback, not a Stumpy.

 

[Swampthing]

What is the stem diameter?
If for a 1 1/8 threaded fork, I have a bike they would go well on, if you want to move them along.

 

[Wizzletooth]

Its a 1"

 

[Phil Fink]

Might look good on a rat-rod Worksman double bar M2600.

 

[Wizzletooth]

Think I'll post them in the for sale section

 

[Swampthing]

Is it for a 1” fork, or is the stem itself 1”?

 

[Wizzletooth]

For a 1" fork

 

[Wizzletooth]

I was going to sell them but finding a box to fit is hard, probably cost more to ship than they are worth.