Sturdy Flat Bars?

[McJesus]

Does anyone know of a strudy flat bar 6-7 feet that wont tip over or move back and forth? Also one that wont bend in the middle or buckle?

[bmmetcalf]

Build one. Although you would need the material. I have one at home. Its a nice sturdy rail but I dont know who made it or where it came from. I just got it from a friend one day.

[Mama_Skate]

I got a ten eighty one but im only trying boardslides at the end of the rail so im not sure.

[swayze]

uhmmm, a zero flat bar i guess.

http://shop.ccs.com/item.do?categoryID=434&itemID=6804&sizeFilter=&colorFilter=&brandFilter=

[crazy_dave]

Home made is probably your best bet, wouldn't cost you too much. Most of them from retailers are the same design, which sucks.

[Dookie416]

Zero flatbar is great. My friend had one, until the town took it because he left it at a local park. I've had a mojo flatbar 7.5 feet for about 3 years, and still running. Great buy. The only advantage to having the zero flatbar is that the extensions are easier to change, because you just raise one extension, unlike the mojo rail that comes with 3 bar extensions you need to switch around, though the mojo rail you can buy a long one, but it's $50 more than the zero flatbar. Honestly, I like the zero flatbar better.

[McJesus]

Zero flatbar is great. My friend had one, until the town took it because he left it at a local park. I've had a mojo flatbar 7.5 feet for about 3 years, and still running. Great buy. The only advantage to having the zero flatbar is that the extensions are easier to change,because you just raise one extension, unlike the mojo rail that comes with 3 bar extensions you need to switch around, though the mojo rail you can buy a long one, but it's $50 more than the zero flatbar. Honestly, I like the zero flatbar better.
Does it bend in the middle when u get on it?

[Ramp]