Originally Posted by
sibaudio
i use the cheap profile airwing bullhorns. thinking about the easton delta force ones (pictured below) with the flat tops like i have on my roadbike (fsa wingpros) I love bullhorns on my fixed gear.. originally had drops but with no brake hood position climbing was annoying. bullhorns are perfect. i use 42cm
just don't think i'd be able to fit my cane creek crosstop lever on there before it flattens out. especially without having a problem with the stem getting in the way. anyone running that setup with wing shaped tops with a cross style / two finger lever / whatever you want to call it??
Originally Posted by
jhaber
Because they are the best.
That's a great question, I'm wondering too. I just changed from 25.4 to a 31.8 stem and these FSA Wing Pro drops. The ergo tops are so much more comfortable for cruising around, even though only the drops are taped. Drops are nice for doing some laps or sprinting around. Also running a Tektro crosstop lever, mounted sideways right next to the stem (same as Cane Creek and Specialized).
I also have a set of the Soma Urban Pursuit bullhorns, which I'm about to sell.
I love bullhorns for climbing, so I want to pickup a new set of bullhorns with flat ergo tops for more comfort while cruising. I'm debating between the Profile Designs T2 Wing (that jhaber posted), or the previous model Easton Delta Force (sibaudio posted their newest version). Price is similar, and both will accomodate my brake lever.
