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had them for about a month and loving it. i mostly commute through the city, so it's a great position to ride in. i can swap for drops at the park/track and bullhorns for long rides, but these stay on there the rest of the time. |
those of you with gold risers:
where'd you find those?? |
Yeah, specifically which risers are on your bike, Skelly?
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Originally Posted by Retem
gold risers
http://pricepoint.com/images/styleIm...5%20SIMMP6.jpg http://pricepoint.com/detail/15467-1...-Handlebar.htm http://pricepoint.com/images/styleIm...5%20SIMMS6.jpg http://pricepoint.com/detail/15468-1...-Handlebar.htm http://pricepoint.com/images/styleIm...5%20SIMSY6.jpg http://pricepoint.com/detail/15470-305_SIMSY6-3-Parts-72-Stems/Simtra-SY'Stem-55mm.htm gold risers and the matching stem I think these things are neat |
If those are Simtra, how did you manage to get the logo off?
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I used spit to get my grips on, and it doesn't seem to wanna dry...
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Anyone know some risers with a little more sweep?
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Originally Posted by bonechilling
Yeah, specifically which risers are on your bike, Skelly?
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so i wana go with risers but i want to be able to cut em down and still have a good flatis grip any suggestions on what bars to get, the ones from pricepoint look pretty good but wanted to see if anyone cut those down?
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go to your lbs and see what they have. check the used bins.
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Bench vice + saws-all + metal blade = risers at whatever size you like
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Pipe cutter. Much easier. Your stem is the bench vice. Your bike is the bench.
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i used hack saw, with the bars in the stem. There are also tiny little metal flakes all over my bedroom, and I am too lazy to clean them up.
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http://i19.tinypic.com/2afwwgn.jpg Threw these on a couple of weeks ago. Nice.. |
You have a front wheel that exceeds the value of your entire bike.
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aren't the spin trispokes actually relatively inexpensive compared to other composite wheels? (and pretty damn heavy)
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Originally Posted by bonechilling
You have a front wheel that exceeds the value of your entire bike.
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there you have it
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Originally Posted by nightfly
Pipe cutter. Much easier. Your stem is the bench vice. Your bike is the bench.
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Originally Posted by killsurfcity
sorry no, you're wrong.
Uh, I cut down a pair of bars this afternoon with a six-dollar Harbor Freight pipe cutter. It worked perfectly. |
x100...ive used pipe cutters to cut probably 10 or more sets of bars in my life. No problems. Aluminum or 4130
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six dollars does not mean easier
i could cut through bars in a minute with a sawzsall |
I cut my flats with a pipe cutter. Took a total of 5 minutes. Also cut a 2mm off of my fork with it too[that took longer]. Pipe cutters work wonders. If you use a hacksaw, get one of those special tools that limit the direction the saw can go, so you can get a nice straight line.
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I could set hand grenade on my bars and be even faster. Or i could used a cutting torch. Or use a plasma cutter. Or a laser!
Theres always a better way. Cheaper?..not many. Sawzalls cost a lot more than 5 dollar tube cutters. |
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