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Old 11-09-17 | 02:19 PM
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rideandgoseek
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From: Parker, Colorado

Bikes: 1974 Behringer Custom, 1975 Schwinn Paramount, 1975 Windsor Profesional, 1976 Gios Super Record, 1985 Schwinn Paramount, 1985 Trek 770, 1993 Holland Ti Custom, 2000 Tommasini Sintesi, 2001 Colnago C40, 2019 Canyon Grail AL 7.0

I experimented with this idea on two bikes I was flipping a few years back. I actually really liked the way it looked and it definitely provided the rider with a comfortable riding position. Plus you could always just loosen the brake lever and rotate the bars back to a standard bullhorn position. Figured it was a low risk proposition. Both bikes sold within the week if I remember correctly and both to girls as a matter of fact. Great, little bar hopping bikes.

PS - Kinda wish I still had that 'ice pink' tempo
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