Whether you ride in dense woods with tight trees or you just prefer the feeling of a more narrow bar setup, having your handlebars cut to the proper width for your and your riding is key for rider comfort. Even though cutting down your handlebars can be daunting, with the right tools and know-how, the job can be made easy. In this video, Charles shows how to cut dirt bike handlebars using the Tusk Handlebar Saw Guide. This process can be used for most motorcycles, ATVs, and MTBs with aluminum handlebars.
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