bullhorn handlebars
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bullhorn handlebars
hey guys,
im a new guy with a bianchi fixie. i ride about 25 miles a day give or take
and im lookin at a different set of handlebars.
it seems like this kind would be very comfortable
i found these two pairs on amazon,
https://www.amazon.com/Nashbar-Time-T...sbs_sg_title_1
https://www.amazon.com/Profile-Design...73619&sr=1-205
but with that curve before the bar goes forward would it be uncomfortable to have your hands on the center part?
i see why the curve is there tho, it lowers the outside part of the bar a little bit, which is nice.
and what about the sizes, is the the width of the bars? is that personal prefference?
i've got a 55cm frame, and im about 5'10" if that makes any difference
also,
if anyone else knows of any good ones around 30 dollars thatd be awesome
thanks,
Greg
im a new guy with a bianchi fixie. i ride about 25 miles a day give or take
and im lookin at a different set of handlebars.
it seems like this kind would be very comfortable
i found these two pairs on amazon,
https://www.amazon.com/Nashbar-Time-T...sbs_sg_title_1
https://www.amazon.com/Profile-Design...73619&sr=1-205
but with that curve before the bar goes forward would it be uncomfortable to have your hands on the center part?
i see why the curve is there tho, it lowers the outside part of the bar a little bit, which is nice.
and what about the sizes, is the the width of the bars? is that personal prefference?
i've got a 55cm frame, and im about 5'10" if that makes any difference
also,
if anyone else knows of any good ones around 30 dollars thatd be awesome
thanks,
Greg
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Probably better off asking here. Width of bars would be similar to road bars - the width of your shoulders. Wider bars than that will give you more control, but could be more uncomfortable (because your wrist is bent outwards a bit, and your shoulders get a bit compressed).