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Handlebar search
I'm trying to find out who makes these handlebars:
Any info on these or ones that are similar would be awesome.
Thanks!
Any info on these or ones that are similar would be awesome.
Thanks!
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Hard to tell from that angle, but they're either On One Midge bars, Origin 8 gary bars, or WTB Dirt Drops. I think they're the Garys though.
Between the 3 I'd get the Midges.
You should probably know that these things are all wider than your standard 38cm awesome fixie skid bars.
Between the 3 I'd get the Midges.
You should probably know that these things are all wider than your standard 38cm awesome fixie skid bars.
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Hard to tell from that angle, but they're either On One Midge bars, Origin 8 gary bars, or WTB Dirt Drops. I think they're the Garys though.
Between the 3 I'd get the Midges.
You should probably know that these things are all wider than your standard 38cm awesome fixie skid bars.
Between the 3 I'd get the Midges.
You should probably know that these things are all wider than your standard 38cm awesome fixie skid bars.
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Well, those EightInch bikes are sold on ebay by wheelsandsprockets I am guessing it is these, which are made by origin8: https://wheelandsprocket.com/itemdetails.cfm?id=8223
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YMMV, but I totally prefer road drops with brake levers. They give you 90% of the bullhorn type bullhorn-ness and you also get a lower, more aero hand position also.
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These are Velo-Orange Left Bank bars. Flip them down for a similar look.
Nitto Promenade bars. Cut a few inches off the ends to get
this look: