Aero and non-aero levers...
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So as not to steal a thread below.... What's the difference between aero and non-aero levers? I have some old gold Modolo levers. The brake lines would come out through the top of the hood. Anything else you need to know?
I always thought aero levers are like the Dia Compe ones always used on TT bikes.
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Cole
I always thought aero levers are like the Dia Compe ones always used on TT bikes.
Thanks,
Cole
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Pics?
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I think the ones where the cable runs along the handle bar provide greater braking power.
And you dont run the risk of getting your head entangled among the cables when riding in the drops
And you dont run the risk of getting your head entangled among the cables when riding in the drops

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Originally Posted by hi565
Pics?
I'm a Sean Kelly fan....
aero
and
non-aero
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GOT IT, see how pictures can help your thinking!
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Originally Posted by ed073
Any excuse to post Kelly pics......

I really like that second picture of him slobbering in the drops. That's how I envision myself during a sprint.

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Originally Posted by fujiacerider
There's a really good pic of him at my LBS. Shows off those freaking RIPPED legs of his.
I really like that second picture of him slobbering in the drops. That's how I envision myself during a sprint.
Cole
I really like that second picture of him slobbering in the drops. That's how I envision myself during a sprint.

Cole
You can see every mile etched on those road map legs of his.
The toughest nut ever.....tougher than Sean Yates, Phil Anderson and Andrei Tchmil.
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His and Anderson's web sites are a bit disappointing regarding photos: both sites have got about 6 shots.
Know any other good sites with lots of great old photos like that?
Know any other good sites with lots of great old photos like that?
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Originally Posted by 531Aussie
His and Anderson's web sites are a bit disappointing regarding photos: both sites have got about 6 shots.
Know any other good sites with lots of great old photos like that?
Know any other good sites with lots of great old photos like that?
Google it, bro.....

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eh...i did a while ago, but I got sick of looking.
I'm kinda regretting chucking out most of my Winning mags
I'm kinda regretting chucking out most of my Winning mags