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Narrow gauge drop bars?

Old 04-23-05, 07:26 PM
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Narrow gauge drop bars?

Can you buy drop bars in narrower-than-usual gauges? On my beater-commuter I leave the bars naked so the bike looks crappier and less appealing to thieves. I have small hands connected to a normal-sized body, and I find that I'm more comfortable on the unwrapped bars than on my wrapped-bar Bianchi. The best of both worlds would be wrapped narrow-gauge.
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