80's T-bars. Where have they all gone??

[DesertRyder]

Shame they're in USA, postage is nearly the price of the bars...

https://classic-cycle.com/all/3466/...nd-flat-handle-bar-bmx-shape-black-semi-gloss

 

[Lucidone]

Nice bars, not too expensive, not too heavy and widely available in UK. Not sure if exactly what you're looking for?

https://wallerbmx.co.uk/products/fa...1&_sid=c73f2ed7d&_ss=r&variant=42606276968697
I've used a set of the taller MX-6 on a Kona and they're a nice bar. The number appears to refer to the rise in inches.

 

[Lucidone]

...will need a BMX stem or a shim though.

 

[Imlach]

I personally like Fehling bars a lot.

https://www.louis.eu/en/fehling-han...m-60900010?disableRecommendedDomainPanel=true

 

[PeterPerfect]

We tended to trade/swap a lot more back in my day.

No tinternet, no bike forums, just word of mouth and like minded souls would meet up and bartar !

 

[mdvineng]

We used them for cycle speedway in the 60's

 

[MattiThundrrr]

Not sure if you are searching exclusively for vintage pieces, but this article on alt bars has a bunch of examples of modern mountain bike bars with crossbar

https://bikepacking.com/index/comfort-mtb-handlebars/

 

[DesertRyder]

Found this set of bars and a Selle San Marcos saddle for about $10 today.

Bars are steel but they are going to go on one of my bikes. I'm leaning more to my Revolution e-stay bike. I will need a quill stem adapter, a slingshot stem, or a different quill stem.