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7' Olympic Bar (320Kg / 700lb Rated)

now klpo · 2010-10-22 13:20:37

this is the cheapest bar i can find - anyone here has a bar of this 700lb rated ???

22-10-2010 1:20pm

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now klpo

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this is the cheapest bar i can find - anyone here has a bar of this 700lb rated ???

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#2 22-10-2010 1:22pm

now klpo

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Is this bar anygood whats the difference between this and a 1500lb rated bar apart from the price

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#3 22-10-2010 1:24pm

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now klpo wrote: »

whats the difference between this and a 1500lb rated bar

About 800lb of load bearing capacity.

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#4 22-10-2010 1:52pm

Remmy

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Hanley wrote: »

About 800lb of load bearing capacity.

oh snap.

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#5 22-10-2010 4:46pm

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You were linked to the powerbar on Irish lifting in your first thread. For €150 you can have a bar that'll more than likely last your whole lifting career if you take care of it.

I honestly don't understand why you wouldnt buy it....

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