What's the internal dimension between the top rails?
If it's 1100mm or close to, the MMPR Muscle Motion multi grip bar will fit - $45.
Doesn't the powertec have pull-up bars on the front?
It does, but they are limited compared to monkey bars, I'd quite like the options for hand position. If may be moot if my ceiling ends up being too low for comfortable pullups, but we'll see first once the rack arrives, and if it feels good, then I'll be looking for an option like this.
they are available seperately???What's the internal dimension between the top rails?
If it's 1100mm or close to, the MMPR Muscle Motion multi grip bar will fit - $45.
What's the internal dimension between the top rails?
If it's 1100mm or close to, the MMPR Muscle Motion multi grip bar will fit - $45.
Yeah, just use 15mm of non-compressible packers on each end of the pull up bar bracket and bolt in tight.
You would most likely have to replace the existing pull up bar, as it would simply get in the way if you have both attached, as you want it near the front of the rack.
For limited space the powertec has a very small footprint
Pretty much the same footprint as the Cybertek, Gymdirect, or Force.
Only it has a totally crap chin up bar.
Not only is it the most expensive of these racks but now you are looking at a mod for the chin up bar.
Pretty much the same footprint as the Cybertek, Gymdirect, or Force.
Only it has a totally crap chin up bar.
Not only is it the most expensive of these racks but now you are looking at a mod for the chin up bar.
Get an R3 from Rogue, they have smaller foot print and are tuff as fwaaark!
ROGUE R-3 POWER RACK - PRE SALE ONLY DUE EARLY MAY 2012 - Rogue Fitness Australia
Has to be bolted to the floor though.... restricts home use options, but a great idea for a gym...
Why does it have to be bolted to the floor? They put the tabs on the feet to bolt it so it doesn't jump around when you put the bands on the bottom.
It's a rip off at that price though you could get it made for less. If you look at the pins they look like they are only 20mm with a sleeve over them in the rack most racks have solid 30mm pins and seeing as this is the first thing to get bent wouldn't it be the part you would want to be the strongest. Also a front mount chinup bar on that would wobble like a mofo cause of the small depth, probably still a good option if your trying to squeeze a car into a small garage.
Great hole spacing on that rack though.
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