Prototype Fixed Gear Handlebar.
04-01-08 | 09:13 AM
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Prototype Fixed Gear Handlebar.
Until now, fixed gear athletes have been limited to a few bar design choices- each with their own compromises: comfy risers are the choice for rad tricks, but often get hung up on subway doors. Track drops are great for aggressive positioning but are a pain to snake through cafe' fences and lock up...and no barspins!
Feeling this bar-aggravation in our own backyard, and listening to input from our own sponsored riders, we're working on an innovative leap forward in fixed gear bar-ergonomics and functionality.
Machined right here in Brooklyn from recycled Soviet 3/2.5 titanium stock, the TriBeCa bar conjures the heart of the NYC fixed gear scene while remaining the lightest fixed-gear specific bar ever produced.
TriBeCa bars also boast the narrowest profile of any comparable fixed-specific alleycat monstertrack Spitzer bar ever, allowing for easy entry and exit out of subway turnstiles, taxi-vans, and condominium storage units.
One Size Fits Most, TriBeCa bars put the rider in the ideal aggresive yet relaxed position on the bike for radgnar traffic cutting. With the decrease in rotational mass compared to your former bars, your bike will practically barspin itself. Watch out Tom!
Available now for pre-order approval, waitlist approximately 12-24 weeks.
Feeling this bar-aggravation in our own backyard, and listening to input from our own sponsored riders, we're working on an innovative leap forward in fixed gear bar-ergonomics and functionality.
The Brooklyn Machine Works TriBeCa Bar.
Machined right here in Brooklyn from recycled Soviet 3/2.5 titanium stock, the TriBeCa bar conjures the heart of the NYC fixed gear scene while remaining the lightest fixed-gear specific bar ever produced.
TriBeCa bars also boast the narrowest profile of any comparable fixed-specific alleycat monstertrack Spitzer bar ever, allowing for easy entry and exit out of subway turnstiles, taxi-vans, and condominium storage units.
One Size Fits Most, TriBeCa bars put the rider in the ideal aggresive yet relaxed position on the bike for radgnar traffic cutting. With the decrease in rotational mass compared to your former bars, your bike will practically barspin itself. Watch out Tom!
Available now for pre-order approval, waitlist approximately 12-24 weeks.
Custom Powdercoats available.
For your little piece of the NY scene ,call the shop or email TriBeCaBAR@brooklynmachineworks.com for option financing.
Last edited by BrooklynMachine; 04-01-08 at 10:25 AM.
04-01-08 | 09:20 AM
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From: baltimore
Bikes: Pake Track; Bianchi XL EV2 El Reparto Corse, Kona Jake the Snake
Offer them at a ridiculously high price and everyone will want them even more.
04-01-08 | 09:29 AM
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From: Southampton, UK
Bikes: Gazelle Trim Trophy, EG Bates Track Bike, HR Bates Cantiflex bike, Nigel Dean fixed gear conversion, Raleigh Royal, Falcon Westminster.
Could we have a picture with brake levers mounted? Brakeless is for losers.
04-01-08 | 09:35 AM
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From: baltimore
Bikes: Pake Track; Bianchi XL EV2 El Reparto Corse, Kona Jake the Snake
This is where the top tube mounted brake lever comes into play
04-01-08 | 10:03 AM
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SERENITY NOW!!!
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From: In the 212
Bikes: Haro Vector, IRO Rob Roy, Bianchi Veloce
I want to buy this. I'll send you a check for $20,000. You deposit it and send me my change plus the item.
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04-01-08 | 10:38 AM
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From: duluth
Bikes: '07 Pista, '09 Fantom Cross Uno, '8? Miyata, '67 Stingray, '0? Zoo mod trials, Tallbike, Chopper, '73 Schwinn Collegiate, '67 Triumph Chopper, '69 CB350, '58 BSA Spitfire, '73 CB450
Also, do they come in a riser variation? Could I have some custom made, I think a 1/4" rise and 1/16" pullback would really pop when dropped on my gold Varsity with arrospok.
