Syntace stratos $15 on chucksbikes
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after some cheap Pazazz Bullhorns i think i will spend $$$ on my next bullhorn bars. they had WAY to much flex
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spare bars ordered, thx!
ps, i was browsing their site.
pls wtf is this, i feel like i might need one:
ps, i was browsing their site.
pls wtf is this, i feel like i might need one:
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Quite comfy for long rides.
These are the same bars you're going to pay $55 BIN on ebay. And around $50 elsewhere on the net.
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AWESOME! These are my favorite bars. I've already got a pair on both of my FGs but I went ahead and ordered an extra pair because $15 is a steal.
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Also, people who are looking for 1" threaded or threadless forks - there are Martec versions of both in carbon for $35, and the threadless ones have a nice looking crown.
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LOL @ Massi fork Chinese knockoff of another Chinese brand. Honestly, Chucks Bikes feels like the Harbor Freight of the bicycle world...
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Or they are pandering to form over function hipsters?
I kid, I kid.
But seriously, people should measure their shoulders and get a bar according to that dimension. 38 cm should be used by girls and 130lb lanky dudes.
I kid, I kid.
But seriously, people should measure their shoulders and get a bar according to that dimension. 38 cm should be used by girls and 130lb lanky dudes.
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Hm, I don't mind skinnier bullhorns, but then again I live in a really flat area. Nice for when traffic jams and I'm dodging rear view mirrors, as faux-messenger as that sounds. Real life is more important to me than stigmas.
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I purchased both the black and silver at different times when they previously had them in stock. They were both the 0 drop models which I liked because it gave me a position like the flats of a road bar.
I finally put the bars on my IRO group buy and like them quite a bit, especially considering the money I saved over retail or ebay!
I finally put the bars on my IRO group buy and like them quite a bit, especially considering the money I saved over retail or ebay!