That’s a wood saw. You need a hacksaw as other mentioned. Much finer saw teeth. Or get a pipe cutter will get a nice straight cut and cleaner edge. Best of luck.
Next-Quality2895 on
Don’t use a hacksaw. Pipe cutter is the only tool for this job.
This is a wood saw, it won’t work. Before cutting it, keep in mind that you can’t “uncut it” so think twice. 27-28 seem to be the most common bar size. I bought a second hand set of bars cut down to 25.5 not so long ago and I absolutely hated it.
I also can’t stand the sight of grips sitting on the bends (I’m having flashbacks from 2004 when we all rode 7 inch bars cut down to around 23 and considered it normal) so that must’ve added to it.
lumbirdjack on
No lol
Use a pipe cutter, it’s also worth just owning one later in life 🤷♂️
Surgles on
Everyone already said the tool you need but have you checked for a local bike shop near you? They likely have the tools to do it and wouldn’t charge much if anything.
My Local shop didn’t even charge me when I wanted mine cut so I just bought some products and kept buying through them to make up for any free labor they gave me. Support your local bike shop lol
VariousComment1071 on
Pipe cutter
Drgreenthumb610 on
No that’s for wood. You need a hacksaw for metal
im-hippiemark on
No.
That is a saw for cutting wood (tenon saw) it will do next to zero to your handlebars.
adrianb1995 on
Take it to a shop. They can help you very very quickly
Zerocoolx1 on
No. Just buy a pipe cutter. Easier to get tidy than a hacksaw.
baldw1n12345 on
I hit it with the angle grinder. Done in 1 minute.
mathyoudylan on
Lmao
MrMilesDavis on
You want a pipe cutter for something like chromoly steel. It scores the piece repeatedly until finally cutting through
Most local hardware stores are happy to do it for a small free, maybe just emphasize that perfect symmetry is important
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No. You need a hacksaw.
That’s a wood saw. You need a hacksaw as other mentioned. Much finer saw teeth. Or get a pipe cutter will get a nice straight cut and cleaner edge. Best of luck.
Don’t use a hacksaw. Pipe cutter is the only tool for this job.
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Need a hacksaw my guy. Enjoy the new bars!
Cut em down and spin those bars dude
This is a wood saw, it won’t work. Before cutting it, keep in mind that you can’t “uncut it” so think twice. 27-28 seem to be the most common bar size. I bought a second hand set of bars cut down to 25.5 not so long ago and I absolutely hated it.
I also can’t stand the sight of grips sitting on the bends (I’m having flashbacks from 2004 when we all rode 7 inch bars cut down to around 23 and considered it normal) so that must’ve added to it.
No lol
Use a pipe cutter, it’s also worth just owning one later in life 🤷♂️
Everyone already said the tool you need but have you checked for a local bike shop near you? They likely have the tools to do it and wouldn’t charge much if anything.
My Local shop didn’t even charge me when I wanted mine cut so I just bought some products and kept buying through them to make up for any free labor they gave me. Support your local bike shop lol
Pipe cutter
No that’s for wood. You need a hacksaw for metal
No.
That is a saw for cutting wood (tenon saw) it will do next to zero to your handlebars.
Take it to a shop. They can help you very very quickly
No. Just buy a pipe cutter. Easier to get tidy than a hacksaw.
I hit it with the angle grinder. Done in 1 minute.
Lmao
You want a pipe cutter for something like chromoly steel. It scores the piece repeatedly until finally cutting through
Most local hardware stores are happy to do it for a small free, maybe just emphasize that perfect symmetry is important