Old 05-08-12 | 04:19 AM
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From: Mid Missouri.

Bikes: '02 Raleigh C40, '10 Fuji Touring, and a refurbished '82 (I think) Motobecane Grand Touring

Originally Posted by Bianchigirll
I don't understand why you would replace the handlebars. Whie those may not be the original they certainly look OK and offer a very upright riding position which IMHO is great for a city bike.
I agree, but it's the diameter of the bar that is the problem, if I can get it to tighten up enough that it doesn't slip, will leave it like it is, although I have a bar similar to the top photo in the link Miamijim furnished. Trying to keep costs to a minimum of course.

Randyjawa and Miamijim, thanks for the info and the link, measured the seat tube, its a 57cm which matches the last two digits on the sticker on chain stay.
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