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pull up bar

D!ve^Bomb! · 2004-04-11 00:03:10

wots up,, i want to get myself a pull up bar but i haven't really a place in my room to put it without it being attached to a hollow wall.. is there anywhere i can get one with its own support... the cheaper the better:)

11-04-2004 12:03am

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D!ve^Bomb!

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wots up,, i want to get myself a pull up bar but i haven't really a place in my room to put it without it being attached to a hollow wall.. is there anywhere i can get one with its own support... the cheaper the better:)

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#2 12-04-2004 1:47pm

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My boyfriend recently bought one in Argos that fits into the door frame. Twasn't very expensive either as I recall.

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#3 13-04-2004 7:54am

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Yeah - I got that one in Argos - attached it to the door frame in the garage - very handy - as far as I remember it was under 20 euros too.

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