Mavic Handlebars ...
11-14-05 | 11:07 PM
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Me talk pretty one day.
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I was browsing some bike porn this evening when I came across this:
"Nice bike. Nice bars," I thought to myself. As you can see in the shot, they appear to be Mavics. When I did a quick web search, however (I couldn't recall seeing them online), I couldn't find the damn things anywhere. Even doing a straight Google image search for "Mavic" didn't turn up a single set of pursuit bars. I'm at a loss - are these things not sold to the general public at all or am I just ********?
School this fool, please.
- eyefloater
"Nice bike. Nice bars," I thought to myself. As you can see in the shot, they appear to be Mavics. When I did a quick web search, however (I couldn't recall seeing them online), I couldn't find the damn things anywhere. Even doing a straight Google image search for "Mavic" didn't turn up a single set of pursuit bars. I'm at a loss - are these things not sold to the general public at all or am I just ********?
School this fool, please.
- eyefloater
Last edited by eyefloater; 11-14-05 at 11:17 PM.
11-15-05 | 08:27 AM
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Whoah, look at that stem. Is that a common type of setup on the super-aero bikes? Looks like it might be flexy.
11-15-05 | 08:54 AM
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ive been trying to score a set of those handlebars for a long time. i got inspired by my favorite FGG bike:
https://www.fixedgeargallery.com/2004/g/marsh.htm
he even has the matching brake, so awesome
https://www.fixedgeargallery.com/2004/g/marsh.htm
he even has the matching brake, so awesome
11-15-05 | 09:09 AM
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Aeroplane, it's the crazy Look frame that retails for $10k (not like anyone would ever buy it retail - the only way you're riding that bike is grand larceny or a sponsorship).
www.lookcycles.com
www.lookcycles.com
11-15-05 | 10:45 AM
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Bikes: unknown make TT bike, fixed; Romet Sport, gone; titanium Pinarello gone;Colnago with Campy C-Record/Super Record,on it's way; Funny Gianni Motta; Buehler track, Polrad track chrome; titanium MTB on 28'', fixed; Tri Wheeler, fixed
Originally Posted by Aeroplane
Whoah, look at that stem. Is that a common type of setup on the super-aero bikes? Looks like it might be flexy.
11-15-05 | 11:22 AM
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ive seen a good amount of the mavic bars on ebay within the last 2 years, but if you looking for anything less than 42 cm, it can get pretty hairy. i saw a 39 cm set last dec, but that was the first and last ive seen in that size.
...same goes with the 3TTT moscow bars....those bars are way killer
...same goes with the 3TTT moscow bars....those bars are way killer
11-15-05 | 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted by chrisgraham81
ive seen a good amount of the mavic bars on ebay within the last 2 years, but if you looking for anything less than 42 cm, it can get pretty hairy. i saw a 39 cm set last dec, but that was the first and last ive seen in that size.
...same goes with the 3TTT moscow bars....those bars are way killer
...same goes with the 3TTT moscow bars....those bars are way killer
