NITTO B259AA 50cm Alloy Riser
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NITTO B259AA 50cm Alloy Riser
Anyone used these yet? I want some risers but there are a few different options in the Nitto line. Any other recomendations?
Thanks for any input guys,
-john
Thanks for any input guys,
-john
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one of them has sweep, one doesnt. i forget which is which, but if you get without sweep, youll be sorry.
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these have sweep, should be fine. i have a pair on order, i can get back to you if you PM me to remind me in a week or two
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Cool, thanks. I think I'll be fine with them. I just was curious as they seem a little thicker than the others. I'm gonna order themn tonight. Where did tyou order yours from & how much were they?
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thicker? how? they have a 25.4 clamp.
i ordered the blue anodized ones from keirin cycles in miami beach who ordered them from euro asia imports. i could have got them from lots of places, but i wanted that blue and they have the EAI acct and its the only fixed boutique in all of south florida, so i like to keep them in business.
i ordered the blue anodized ones from keirin cycles in miami beach who ordered them from euro asia imports. i could have got them from lots of places, but i wanted that blue and they have the EAI acct and its the only fixed boutique in all of south florida, so i like to keep them in business.
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Oops, sorry. You're correct. I've just been looking at tooooo many parts today & am getting confused.
blue sounds really cool. Think I'm going with the silver.
Best,
-john
blue sounds really cool. Think I'm going with the silver.
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I just got these. Does anyone know what bike levers would fit on these?
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i've been riding them uncut for a few months now and really like them. For street and longer road rides they have been great. I have an old Dia-Compe BMX finger brake on it (Not pictured)
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^^^ Naw man. I used to cut all my risers down, but no more. These are perfect for me.
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Nitto risers are a gigantic waste of money. Just find some abandoned rusted out mountain bike/cruiser and yank away.
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I find them to be super comfortable for road riding. I just ordered some Noah's Arc bars too, I am curious about how they will change the ride.
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this is a thread about risers. dont bring your troll ass in here and talk **** on them. kthx.
im sure theres plenty of other threads you can share your opinions in.
im sure theres plenty of other threads you can share your opinions in.
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that said, i do agree that $50 is a lot to spend on risers. so, yea, take that! haha
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And they make a hell of a lot more sense than riding track drops on longer rides.
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AND the tops of road drops usually have no sweep, unlike risers.
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i just bought these bars a week ago. 50 dollars is expensive, but given the choice i had, these seemed like a better pick. the others were dimensions or something like that. way too much sweep and didnt like the rise on them.
i had never ridden risers before(bull horns and track drops for the last three years) and i must say that i am stoked on them as far as city riding goes. any ride longer than 15 miles or so and i take my road bike anyhow so the single hand position shows no limitations so far.
i also noticed that they make up for somewhat ill fitting bikes as well. i have a lot of seat to bar drop without the risers. long legs and short torso means i can only get up to about a 54/55cm before the top tube becomes too long.
i had never ridden risers before(bull horns and track drops for the last three years) and i must say that i am stoked on them as far as city riding goes. any ride longer than 15 miles or so and i take my road bike anyhow so the single hand position shows no limitations so far.
i also noticed that they make up for somewhat ill fitting bikes as well. i have a lot of seat to bar drop without the risers. long legs and short torso means i can only get up to about a 54/55cm before the top tube becomes too long.