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Old 05-07-05, 12:44 PM
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cheap bullhorns

Just as I prepared a thread asking, "where can I get some cheapo bullhorns like chucksbikes.com used to have?" I go and check the site, and they've got 'em again. Three different types for around $12, which beats all that ebay nonsense....
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Hey, thanks for the link. I just ordered a pair of Syntace bars. Cheap.
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Whats the difference between the Syntace and the "alloy" ??
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This stuff seems like a good deal, I wish I knew about this site earlier.
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Originally Posted by skanking biker
Whats the difference between the Syntace and the "alloy" ??

Looks like the Syntace might be a bit shorter / different curve. Might just be the angle of the photo, though. People have made references to the Tsunami El Toro (carried by chuck's in the past) and Syntace bulls being identical...

Madison, eh?
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the anatomic bars look like Ritchey Prologues

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Those Syntace look like they have no-drop. I would love some 38cm bars but am not sure if I will like them.

Hell for $12.50 though I may as well buy a pair and see.
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i guess syntace has three models for the drop measurement: 0mm, 20mm, and 40 mm...anyone know which one this is?

looks like it's 0 mm in the pic, but that's just eyeballing....
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Originally Posted by slopvehicle
People have made references to the Tsunami El Toro (carried by chuck's in the past) and Syntace bulls being identical...
my el toro's have a very subtle syntace stamp.

am I the only one who ordered all three today?
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wow...those syntace are hard to pass up
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I just ordered the anatomics -- I've been wanting a pair of Ritchey Prologues for a while, but the cheapest I've ever seen was about $50. Can beat 'em for $14
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Originally Posted by potus
my el toro's have a very subtle syntace stamp.

am I the only one who ordered all three today?
Well need a review when they arrive.
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I have the 'el toro's' that Chuck's no longer stocks. Eyeballing them from a long distance, I would guess that they have a 20mm drop. Mine are also stamped "syntace" on the bottom. Those anatomic bars look pretty nice.
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Those are the 5 degree drop. Trisports says that the silver was only made in 5 degree. On the zero drops, the "tops" don't come straight horizontal from the stem. They bend back from the clamping area, then curve forward, like this:
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good find!!!!!

you guys have photos of these bars mounted? i'd like to see more photos
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these are the el toro's. (the hunk of plastic next to my stem is a light bracket)
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There's multiple pictures of my El Toro bars on two different bikes and several different configurations here: https://www.pbase.com/flippinghades/bike
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i hate bullhorns without any drop
i have a pair of the 40/45 (i cant remember which) syntace bars
and im considering picking up some 40cm/65degree drop ritchey bars
i also have a pair of profile airwing bars (40cm) that i want to sell
i had them on for about a week and couldnt stand them
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