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has anyone used the (I'm sorry to say it), integy wheelie bar?
I know the company sucks, but.....
Is it any good?
is it heavy?
Does it work?
 
If I'm not mistaken, the one I looked at the other day at the LHS, was an Integy brand. I held it in my hand, and looked at it up close, and it wasn't at all that heavy. It was a pretty sturdy, solid piece, however, I'm not too fond of a single wheel wheelie bar. If you hit an un-level surface while riding a wheelie at 30 mph, it could cause the vehicle to cart wheel if your're not careful. Then again it's just my opinion, I personally like the two wheel wheelie bars. It definitely looks sweet as hell though. I've never used one, so I have no experience in this area, so its just my two cents. I use the traxxas two wheel wheelie bar. It does have a massive wheel though!

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has anyone used the (I'm sorry to say it), integy wheelie bar?
I know the company sucks, but.....
Is it any good?
is it heavy?
Does it work?

I have a 2 wheel one from integy. I have yet to use it but it is huge, would probably bend in a crash or break my bulkheads. It sticks way out there and IMO is ***. I bent it up farther and put it on my beater truck. I would highly suggest the one wheel, it is compact, the wheel is larger, and it's framework is quite beefy. I have the one wheel version on my maxx, so do some looking around. The one for the revo is probably about the same or similar to that. Yeah, I know, some of their stuff is ok.....maybe 10% of it.
 
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