Nashbar TT bar & brake levers???
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Nashbar TT bar & brake levers???
has anyone here tried those yet or has heard about those? They seem to be very reasonable in price.
Nashbar TT Bar
Nashbar TT Brake Lever
i'm going to be adding this combo with my Syntace C2 Aero bar + Shimano Bar End Shifter
is there anything else i'm missing here or would need?
Nashbar TT Bar
Nashbar TT Brake Lever
i'm going to be adding this combo with my Syntace C2 Aero bar + Shimano Bar End Shifter
is there anything else i'm missing here or would need?
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I had some bars simular to that a long time ago, back then they were called LA Bars, I loved them, they are a bit old school to now a day TT bars, but they are great to ride on, especially when going down a grade or hill, you can lean out way over the front wheel and feel the speed increase.
I got some profile brake levers for my sons TT bike and they seem cool, unfortunately I wont be picking up his TT bike from the LBS till next weekend, so I cant give you an honest opinion on the levers...
good luck and ride safe
I got some profile brake levers for my sons TT bike and they seem cool, unfortunately I wont be picking up his TT bike from the LBS till next weekend, so I cant give you an honest opinion on the levers...
good luck and ride safe
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Originally Posted by bianchi_rider
I had some bars simular to that a long time ago, back then they were called LA Bars, I loved them, they are a bit old school to now a day TT bars, but they are great to ride on, especially when going down a grade or hill, you can lean out way over the front wheel and feel the speed increase.
I got some profile brake levers for my sons TT bike and they seem cool, unfortunately I wont be picking up his TT bike from the LBS till next weekend, so I cant give you an honest opinion on the levers...
good luck and ride safe
I got some profile brake levers for my sons TT bike and they seem cool, unfortunately I wont be picking up his TT bike from the LBS till next weekend, so I cant give you an honest opinion on the levers...
good luck and ride safe
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Hard to believe you could make that bike look even more ridiculous, but I beleive that using the bar cons on bullhorns might just put you over the top. The TT levers are the icing on the cake.
Where will you attach the streamers if you switch to bar cons?
Where will you attach the streamers if you switch to bar cons?
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Originally Posted by ruirui
has anyone here tried those yet or has heard about those? They seem to be very reasonable in price.
Nashbar TT Bar
Nashbar TT Brake Lever
i'm going to be adding this combo with my Syntace C2 Aero bar + Shimano Bar End Shifter
is there anything else i'm missing here or would need?
Nashbar TT Bar
Nashbar TT Brake Lever
i'm going to be adding this combo with my Syntace C2 Aero bar + Shimano Bar End Shifter
is there anything else i'm missing here or would need?
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Originally Posted by steveknight
how will you use both the brakes and bar cons? got 4 holes for it all? here is what I have. my bar is the profile bar it was on clearence from nashbar. I have the same bar cons. this setup works great though I use regular brake levers.
that's a nice setup you have there. i thought about doing that after seeing ur pic before, but since i had already bought the C2 aero bar, i figure i'd go the tt route instead.
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Got more pics of the bike steveknight?
Thats a interesting setup and stuff you have on the bike. Do you carry a battery pack as well?
Thats a interesting setup and stuff you have on the bike. Do you carry a battery pack as well?
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Originally Posted by ruirui
actually steve.. the bar cons will be on my C2 aero bar, and then brakes will be on the bullhorn bar. so yup.. 4 holes for it all.
that's a nice setup you have there. i thought about doing that after seeing ur pic before, but since i had already bought the C2 aero bar, i figure i'd go the tt route instead.
that's a nice setup you have there. i thought about doing that after seeing ur pic before, but since i had already bought the C2 aero bar, i figure i'd go the tt route instead.
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Originally Posted by steveknight
I see what you mean. I still want to get the brakes facing the other way. see the price for the dura ace bar cons? they are less then the ulterga hows that for silly (G)
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Originally Posted by ruirui
steve.. i know exactly what you mean! when i saw that i was like.. wow.. dura-ace for that cheap? doesn't make any sense does it? but since i only have 8 speed... i figure better stick to something that is made to work for 8 or 9 speed one. i was going for the 8 speed sti shifters.. but they are kinda pricey... and since i have the aero bar.. better use it instead of letting it go to waste. i've never worked on a bike before.. so i'm really excited to get the stuff and start working on it. it's a perfect bday present for myself..
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I think next tiem I order from nashbar I will get a set or two and ebay them the one above is used.
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Originally Posted by ewitz
Hard to believe you could make that bike look even more ridiculous, but I beleive that using the bar cons on bullhorns might just put you over the top. The TT levers are the icing on the cake.
Where will you attach the streamers if you switch to bar cons?
Where will you attach the streamers if you switch to bar cons?
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I use the Nashbar bullhorns on my fixed gear and really like them. Good price, good quality. I use them with a Cane Creek bar-end brake lever, which I can also recommend (got mine from Excel).
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Originally Posted by Fugazi Dave
I use the Nashbar bullhorns on my fixed gear and really like them. Good price, good quality. I use them with a Cane Creek bar-end brake lever, which I can also recommend (got mine from Excel).
after this transformation... next will be to change my 48t to a 52t chainring...