Old 07-24-24 | 03:49 PM
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Originally Posted by bkodres93
I found two drop bars that have 22.2mm grip diameters: Pure Cycles "Pure Fix Drop Bars" and Solé Bicycles "Classic Drop Bars" (I can't post links just yet). I'm not entirely sure how I would get the Deore XT shifters/brakes installed onto the bar (must they slide on via the bar ends?) but at least there are two products out there.

Yea, I should have said "all I can remember in the last few decades". Back when I was wet behind my ears the US bike brands did use steel drop bars which had 7/8" diameters but I hadn't seen any "current/new" for so many years. One more example of recycling old ideas.

How a flat bar shifter or brake lever (or combined unit) will slide past the curves is dependent on the lever's clamp dimensions and/or ability to separate in half. I suggest you be able to confirm this before spending any shipping costs Andy
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