the Perfect Bars
11-03-05 | 08:10 PM
#26
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From: nyc
Bikes: DeBernardi track, Bianchi homemade fixed, '93 Trek 2300 road
^^^ I must have been looking at the non-Pro, oops. Well it would obviously be crazy to get these, and yet for some reason I am considering them. Thanks a lot baxtefer
11-04-05 | 12:34 AM
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i work down town on these all day without trouble, you can chop them to whatever width you want. just throw some rubber grips on and you are good to go
i work down town on these all day without trouble, you can chop them to whatever width you want. just throw some rubber grips on and you are good to go
11-11-05 | 05:40 PM
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Bikes: DeBernardi track, Bianchi homemade fixed, '93 Trek 2300 road
hey thanks again to everybody who suggested bars... I ended up getting the nitto 177s (from Rivendell).
they look and feel pretty good, the drops are nice and shallow and the "corners" (what do you call the area between the tops and the hoods?) have a gentler, rounder curve than many bars. If anyone cares I can post back after riding them for a while... I'm optimistic.
they look and feel pretty good, the drops are nice and shallow and the "corners" (what do you call the area between the tops and the hoods?) have a gentler, rounder curve than many bars. If anyone cares I can post back after riding them for a while... I'm optimistic.
11-12-05 | 02:48 PM
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Originally Posted by orange
hey thanks again to everybody who suggested bars... I ended up getting the nitto 177s (from Rivendell).
they look and feel pretty good, the drops are nice and shallow and the "corners" (what do you call the area between the tops and the hoods?) have a gentler, rounder curve than many bars. If anyone cares I can post back after riding them for a while... I'm optimistic.
they look and feel pretty good, the drops are nice and shallow and the "corners" (what do you call the area between the tops and the hoods?) have a gentler, rounder curve than many bars. If anyone cares I can post back after riding them for a while... I'm optimistic.
yooooo i know a guy who make the dopest bars in the world...ever......but not cheap at all...but well worth the work he put's in ..it nice have a set of custom made for you..**********?
