Singlespeed & Fixed Gear - Bullhorn brake levers?

Where do you get the bullhorn end levers? Or are they just the same as the regular flatbar ones?

bike shop

no

they're TT levers. also sometimes called reverse levers.

Cane Creek (http://www.pricepoint.com/detail/13710-035_CACTT4-3-Parts-159-Brakes/Non-Disc/Cane-Creek-200-TT-Brake-Levers.htm), Dia Comp (http://www.pricepoint.com/detail/17471-035_DCE888-3-Parts-159-Brakes/Non-Disc/Dia-Compe-188-Reverse-Aero-Levers.htm), or Profile (http://www.pricepoint.com/detail/16903-035_PROQS7-3-Parts-159-Brakes/Non-Disc/Profile-Quick-Stop-2-Brake-Levers.htm)

Cane Creek 200TT levers rock. Cheap, great feel, light, reach adjustments.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2584/4015005465_010b83cb0b.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/one9us/4015005465/in/set-72157622509298404/)

^ was going to suggest those, pretty good bang for the buck

Cane Creek (http://www.pricepoint.com/detail/13710-035_CACTT4-3-Parts-159-Brakes/Non-Disc/Cane-Creek-200-TT-Brake-Levers.htm), Dia Comp (http://www.pricepoint.com/detail/17471-035_DCE888-3-Parts-159-Brakes/Non-Disc/Dia-Compe-188-Reverse-Aero-Levers.htm), or Profile (http://www.pricepoint.com/detail/16903-035_PROQS7-3-Parts-159-Brakes/Non-Disc/Profile-Quick-Stop-2-Brake-Levers.htm)

tektro (http://www.tektro.com/02products/12ql.php)

Speaking of Cane Creek TT levers, mine has always been a bit loose. It's tight enough that it can't be pulled out, but it swivels left and right still, no matter how much I tighten it. Anyone else have this issue?

Speaking of Cane Creek TT levers, mine has always been a bit loose. It's tight enough that it can't be pulled out, but it swivels left and right still, no matter how much I tighten it. Anyone else have this issue?

Nope, mine fit nice and tight. It could be that the little plastic expander thing inside the bars has cracked. Take it out and inspect it.

tektro (http://www.tektro.com/02products/12ql.php)

Those carbon levers are sexy.

Those carbon levers are sexy.

I'm Rocking the Rx5.0, but for carbon, its still has a good feel.

Speaking of Cane Creek TT levers, mine has always been a bit loose. It's tight enough that it can't be pulled out, but it swivels left and right still, no matter how much I tighten it. Anyone else have this issue?

I have that problem too. I just think it's my Nitto RB-018 bars. The lever is not going to fall off, but I can move it around.

Speaking of Cane Creek TT levers, mine has always been a bit loose. It's tight enough that it can't be pulled out, but it swivels left and right still, no matter how much I tighten it. Anyone else have this issue?

If that's the case, try shimming it.

Yeah I have Nitto RB0-21's. I'll try adding a shim, but I already thickened the tape to make it stay, so I'm not too hopeful.

Yeah I have Nitto RB0-21's. I'll try adding a shim, but I already thickened the tape to make it stay, so I'm not too hopeful.

The tape may be adding to the problem. The expanding plug wants to wedge itself up against something solid, not squishy.

My Cane Creek levers came with shims :O

The shims didn't fit in the RB-018's with the Cane Creek TT levers.

Ahhh, are they too thick?

The shims didn't fit in the RB-018's with the Cane Creek TT levers.
So you were able to get the Cane Creek 200TT levers on the Nitto rb-018s despite sites saying those bars don't accept bar-end levers.......im looking to do this.

Cane Creek 200TT here too.

So you were able to get the Cane Creek 200TT levers on the Nitto rb-018s despite sites saying those bars don't accept bar-end levers.......im looking to do this.
anyone?