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rwan 05-25-05 07:30 PM

Looking for bullhorns/TT bars!
 
Hey, I'm in the market for a nice bullhorn/time trial handlebar. I've searched and searched for online dealers, but no luck.


Where do you all get those badass handlebars I'm seeing in the pictures?


Right now I'm riding some hacksawed drops. they are ok i guess.

mcatano 05-25-05 07:36 PM

chucksbikes.com has some closeout bullhorns for around $15.
bussinesscycles.com has the nice nitto ones for more.
nashbar.com has generic bullhorns for about $25.
If you're in Canada, bikeroom.ca has nitto tt bullhorns.

Are you looking for horns with drops or with no drops? The ones with no drops are generally a lot cheaper.

m.

deadly downtube 05-25-05 08:10 PM

you can't find time trial bars? they are everywhere....... check ebay

teadoggg 05-25-05 09:47 PM

i think performance bike has really cheap ones. either that or nashbar (as mentioned before)

mr_tom 05-26-05 03:19 AM

Nitto bullhorns are the badger's nadgers. Can't get enough of 'em!

Bikeophile 05-26-05 07:01 AM

we sell Syntace Bullhorns and ship free anywhere in Canada or the US as well

Mr. Shadow 05-26-05 12:07 PM

For my last set I flipped my drop bars around and cut them to length.
I added an inline brake lever on the left bar end. It works and looks great.

Shiznaz 05-26-05 12:28 PM

Mavic bullhorns are the bee's knees. Best bullhorns out there in my opinion, for positions and looks (that could be personal opinion though, as some of the hand positions it gives are crazy, and the colour matches everything on my bike) but they are so damn rare that I get to brag about them whenever possible. I got them slightly used off ebay for 32USD. The syntace and cinelli bullhorn bars are comparible in shape, and I'd reccomend those too, although I have not used them personally.

brokenrobot 05-26-05 02:33 PM

Pretty crank on that godbike, Shiznaz...

adam_internal 05-26-05 02:48 PM

speaking of horns, can anyone tell me who makes bars with this drop/shape? are these nitto?

http://www.redlightgo.ws/bikes/leo2.jpg
http://www.redlightgo.ws/bikes/leo3.jpg

ink1373 05-26-05 04:03 PM


Originally Posted by adam_internal
speaking of horns, can anyone tell me who makes bars with this drop/shape? are these nitto?

syntace, mavic, deda, or the old profile airstryke.

Fugazi Dave 05-26-05 04:06 PM

I don't know, but that bike is sexy.

Shiznaz 05-26-05 04:17 PM


Originally Posted by Fugazi Dave
I don't know, but that bike is sexy.

It's 'Derelicte'

mcatano 05-26-05 04:29 PM

You can derelicte my @ss.

m.

rwan 05-29-05 11:44 AM


Originally Posted by mcatano
chucksbikes.com has some closeout bullhorns for around $15.

Are you looking for horns with drops or with no drops? The ones with no drops are generally a lot cheaper.

m.

looking for horns w/ drop.
thanks for the links though.



and thanks for the replies people.

actually, now that i see the prices of these things maybe i'll just stick with my chopped/flipped bars. they aren't so bad.

mcatano 06-01-05 10:08 AM

So I likes the looks of the Cinelli Tempo bullhorns, but not the 26.4 clamp diameter. What's a fella to do?

m.

chimblysweep 06-01-05 10:19 AM

let me warn about the nashbar ones-- the 90 degree bend in 'em is actually folded in. I haven't had problems yet, but it does make them quite a bit weaker, and it makes 'em look really crappy.

i second the idea that nittos rock. we stock 'em in the shop. mad strong, pretty, etc.

tink20seven 06-01-05 12:37 PM

take a look at these deda's
they make my toes wiggle

http://www.universalcycles.com/shopp...9&category=890

BostonFixed 06-01-05 12:50 PM


Originally Posted by tink20seven
take a look at these deda's
they make my toes wiggle

http://www.universalcycles.com/shopp...9&category=890

Those are the bee's knees, but the 31.7 clamp diameter is poo.

tink20seven 06-01-05 01:01 PM

plus they're more than a little on the pricey side
:(

the pope 06-01-05 04:28 PM

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The Syntace quiver, perhance?

http://www.gottaridebikes.com/Mercha...oduct_Count=31

the pope 06-01-05 04:41 PM

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And these, of course, are quite stylee.

http://www.universalcycles.com/shopp...4&category=890

Cynikal 06-01-05 05:00 PM

Those things remind me of Knight Rider's steering wheel.

mcatano 06-01-05 07:20 PM


Originally Posted by the pope
The Syntace quiver, perhance?

A saint among men you are. I like the cut of their jib.

m.


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