nitto 123 or 125
#3
Originally Posted by sers
either, since your hands are going to be on the tops anyways.
i always fancied the EAI B127's with the trimmed ends
i always fancied the EAI B127's with the trimmed ends
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Its a real personal choice. I ride 123s on the street and track and have no problems, but for just street riding I would probably use the 125s as they have a shallower drop and a little less reach.
90% of the time you'll be on the flats for street riding, but depending on your riding style you may appreciate the more mellow dimensions of the 125s esp if you're smaller.
Both are great bars though.
90% of the time you'll be on the flats for street riding, but depending on your riding style you may appreciate the more mellow dimensions of the 125s esp if you're smaller.
Both are great bars though.
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Originally Posted by dutret
177 if you want looks.

Yeah dude, those old-man bicycle bars are so freaking sexay...
#8
Originally Posted by Aeroplane

Yeah dude, those old-man bicycle bars are so freaking sexay...

But seriously, I see them on old 12-speeds here and there around town. They look mad comfy.
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Originally Posted by nightfly
It's official then, I'm an old man. Just ordered a set of 177's.





