These bars are big.
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since hipsters just ride on the tops it makes sense.
reach curve and drop are just for looks.
reach curve and drop are just for looks.
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Now we just need the wheels...
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Originally Posted by mcatano
I had not seen these before:
Soma "Bonzo" bars. 200mm of drop (30mm more than steel B123s), 120mm of reach (12mm more than steel B123s). In widths from 38-48cm. That all seems very impractical to me.
Soma "Bonzo" bars. 200mm of drop (30mm more than steel B123s), 120mm of reach (12mm more than steel B123s). In widths from 38-48cm. That all seems very impractical to me.
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i need some context to see how big seem. context, people. context.
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Originally Posted by skelly
better?
much better, thanks.
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Originally Posted by mcatano
That all seems very impractical to me.
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those are about the same size as the 3t bars, no?
but yea, curvaceous.
but yea, curvaceous.
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im 6'4, i weight 210, and my frame is 61. i dont know if id use these. kinda too much.
i dont weight, do i. i weigh. dammit.
i dont weight, do i. i weigh. dammit.
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Originally Posted by adamkell
those are about the same size as the 3t bars, no?
but yea, curvaceous.
but yea, curvaceous.
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Originally Posted by baxtefer
since hipsters just ride on the tops it makes sense.
reach curve and drop are just for looks.
reach curve and drop are just for looks.
yes! one more notch on the hipster belt. i'm almost there guys!
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Originally Posted by summerinside
it seems pretty practical if you think of a guy who's 6'4", 180-200 lbs. and riding a 61cm frame.
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Originally Posted by baxtefer
since hipsters just ride on the tops it makes sense.
reach curve and drop are just for looks.
reach curve and drop are just for looks.
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These look soooooo uncomfortable to me. I love my B123s but won't be able to ride the drops too comfortably until I get a smaller frame. Bullhorns are where it's at for me.
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Originally Posted by jim-bob
The trick is to have oury grips up on the tops, so you can leave the rest of the bars untaped and still use a $40 top tube protector.
you could even dent you TT with Oury grips all the way through the drops. but **** it NJS means beater to me anyways.
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Originally Posted by MLPROJECT
yes! one more notch on the hipster belt. i'm almost there guys!
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I had discovered these a few days ago. I don't care what you people say, I'm buying them... I have B123 (38cm) and I've always thought they were ugly. (but who can afford steel cinellis?) Plus I would like the huge reach and drop, I think. plus the somas are only $30.
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they are ugly. a kid here has them. the bend (front) extends too far forward. the drop (down) looks fine. i base this all aethetically cause i've never ridden them. just sayin' is all.