Making BULLMOOSE HANDLEBARS // paul brodie's shop

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[jayminor]

The processor gets slower when the hard drive is full but the data in the hard drive is priceless!

[xpndblhero]

They remind me of 4 piece handlebars from my first BMX bike that I still have.... They're called Primo Moe's Bars and it had a little sticker w/ Moe from The Simpsons. 😁👍

[scottcates]

Fixturing, machining, and brazing, oh my🤩

[robertholcomb]

Indeed, a good fit! I grew up riding Bullmoose this sure brings back memories!

[bornlevi]

100% making on of these in the future. Thanks for the great vid!

[tomfortson]

Hey Paul, and Mitch, great job on the Bullmoose Bars! As I've said more than a few times, you are amazing! I'm so grateful for your videos! Thank you!

[davidbarnes]

Watching your videos certainly helps me do better work in my shop. I really appreciate your knowledge. Thanks!

[johnmcanulty]

Nice fixture, nice technique and, nice kit. Excellent vid.

[OnePercent-ovhi]

I have a soft spot for bullmoose handlebars, especially for the individual who builds it by hand.🇵🇭

[rickfazzini]

Great work Fellas!! Thanks for sharing your time and talent it’s definitely appreciated.

[mjhoover]

I wish it showed the result at the end, but still an awesome vid and such a beautiful looking bar. Would be interesting to see a bar like this in a 780mm (or similarity “modern” width)

[ChristofGoulart]

This is fantastic! I have been working on making bullnose bars for my wife's mountain bike!

[cest]

I can't make my mind up if i enjoy more the abridged experience or the improvisations of this seasoned Master. Surely a master class in how to conduct any project. Worth watching especially the details!

[bigbird]

The memory banks may have faded, but your eyeballs seem to be working just fine.

[panganaranga]

Started Mtb in the 90ˋs when I was 11. I had a Muddy Fox and changed for the bullmoose bar and that was my handlebar for my first downhill experiances.

[retromechanicalengineer]

Always a pleasure to spend time with you and Mitch.
Best wishes, Dean.

[millarfarewell]

Hello Paul and Mitch, I really enjoy watching you think though the design of the fixture and then the construction of it and then the construction of the handlebar. I have learned so much that I can apply in my shop! Thanks.

[murdoc]

Another great video! Inspiring and extremely informative! I Can't wait for the next project! Go Paul and Mitch, keep moving forward!

[ccbproductsmulti-bendaustr]

Look forward to every episode 👏👏👌
Cheers Chris

[TimurK-gg]

Hello, Paul.
why did you choose soldering when you could have just done welding?