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07-09-2005, 11:34 PM #1Registered User
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pullup bar recommendations
I need a pullup bar. I don't want one that I have to screw anything in to the doorframe, wall, etc, and I don't want to pay too much money. Any suggestions?
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I built my own pullup / bar dip and installed it in my old living room. Now my weight room.
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Did you weld that yourself? That's a cool design.
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Sure did. Went out and bought the steel....$45 and cut it and welded it myself. Works like a charm
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07-10-2005, 09:36 PM #6I bike to work.
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Do pullups on the trim around your doorframe.
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I have a pullup bar that fits thru a doorframe and use the upper doorframe and sides for pressure points (it sort of wedges against the frame when you hang from it). It worked OK. Similar to this one
http://www.megafitness.com/doorway-c...Pull+Up+System
I use the one on my cage now though
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Uhhh yea, the frame broke off... HMMMMM!!!
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I bought one on Ebay for 15 bucks. It has non slip rubber end pieces, so I didnt have to drill any holes. So far works great.
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Thanks everyone; I just bought one that screws in, hopefully will install it tomorrow.
Tough that is a sick rig; wish I had welding materials.
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Originally Posted by cappo5150
What is it called, so I can buy one ?? ^^
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that thing is pretty sweet, can you make me one? Originally Posted by Tough Old Man
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Tough you can sell those at Ebay.
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