ScituateJohn
04-09-05, 09:33 AM
Have you used the Dumbo handlebar? What do you think of it? Where can I get one?
http://www.geoplan.it/modolo/1_trekking_handlebars_temp.php?id=7
http://www.geoplan.it/modolo/1_trekking_handlebars_temp.php?id=7
Touring - Dumbo
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roadfix
04-09-05, 09:39 AM
Try Wallingford
Blackberry
04-09-05, 09:41 AM
Try Wallingford
www.wallbike.com
www.wallbike.com
Waxbytes
04-09-05, 02:26 PM
Have you used the Dumbo handlebar? What do you think of it? Where can I get one?
http://www.geoplan.it/modolo/1_trekking_handlebars_temp.php?id=7
Looks like a lot of places for it to flex and/or creak.
http://www.geoplan.it/modolo/1_trekking_handlebars_temp.php?id=7
Looks like a lot of places for it to flex and/or creak.
acantor
04-10-05, 09:39 AM
Looks like a lot of places for it to flex and/or creak.
I saw handlebars similar to this last summer while touring in Switzerland. I would say that this "wrap-around" design was the most popular handlebar configuration with European bike tourists. I met few tourists who had drop bars.
This design certainly allows a lot of hand positions, and more postures translates into greater comfort.
I saw handlebars similar to this last summer while touring in Switzerland. I would say that this "wrap-around" design was the most popular handlebar configuration with European bike tourists. I met few tourists who had drop bars.
This design certainly allows a lot of hand positions, and more postures translates into greater comfort.