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Old 10-27-14 | 01:53 PM
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Bikes: Bianchi Grizzly, Bianchi Campione D'Italia, Bianchi Ibex

Originally Posted by tarwheel
I had bullhorns on one of my commuters for several years. I liked them a lot but eventually switched back to drop bars, mainly because bullhorns make it harder to tuck in on windy days.

My bullhorns were simply some old drop bars that I "flopped and chopped." For brakes, I used Nashbar bar ends that I bought for about $20, and I used down tube shifters.

I say give it a try. For some reason, bullhorns made my bike more fun to ride and I kind of miss them -- except on windy days.
I am also thinking about going bullhorn. My reasoning is that it will give me a more aero position compared to my MTB handlebars, but your saying they are not good for windy days. I imagine they act like drop bars without the curve.
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