Are these renthal handlebars ?

[clonerz]

I found these some time ago on a binnable bike, they seem to be renthals. Can anyone clarify that for me, i know some copies were made in taiwan, but these seem to be right.Unfortunately some donut has removed the black anodising from the top bar. Heres some piccys. Thanks.

[motomagII]

look like renthals to me

[snav69]

I thought renthals were'nt knurled , i could be wrong (i usually am lol) and the angles look wrong in comparison to mine



Sorry i can't be more helpfull

Paul

[double chevron]

They are early 90's Haro Fusion 2 piece bars.
A good and cheaper alternative to the Renthals...as they're nowhere to be found.

They're a bit smaller than the Renthals, still nice to ride !

[jonpaul11]

I thought renthals were'nt knurled

I think you're right - mine are smooth... I've had mine since back in the day, I used to run grip tape on the bar where it met the stem to help stop slipping.

They're a bit smaller than the Renthals

my Renthals are around a 6" rise and 26" wide... I've currently got them on a show Quad, but they've been on every rider I've had since I got them in 85... (MRD, schwinn, Hoffman Flash)

[tosser]

They could possibly be Galindo bars.

[Dark Diggler]

Or ACOR

[generallee]

Or pssibly Anser Alumilite bars - but Id say Double Chevron is right - they look very much like Haro bars that came on some of their race bikes for a while.

[double chevron]

You're right about me being right, Steve ! LOL

I've got some of those, just too lazy to post pics tonight !

[clonerz]

Just for information, they came on a chrome rather trashed rickman freestyler, that also had a rather tatty blue tuff neck stem holding these bars, not sure of the time frame for these items, but i believethe rickman freestyler may be around 83-84 ish. Weird if they are 90's haro bars, in mot sure the time frame adds up, although i guess they may have been changed at one time, although i believe the bike was found in a hedge ,hehe.