Originally Posted by
hamfoh
scrod, why do people run their bullhorns at angle "C"? At first I figured they must be sprinting a lot, then I realized bullhorns can't even be used on the track, can they? I dun git et
For the same reason most of those same people aim the nose of their saddle at their headset. Because they're idiots.
When I had my Deda CronoNero Lowriders, I found they had a sweet spot (for me anyway) when they were angled down just slightly, mostly due to the flat shape of the top/elbows being angled backward and putting my wrists in a bad position. There's no real excuse for what you're asking though. Some people are just dumb and will argue how comfortable their bikes are 'til the death.
Originally Posted by
8bits
bullhorns can and are used on some type of track events
I would pretty much guarantee that NONE of the wonky looking bikes out there with jacked bar angles ever see a track.