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Originally Posted by dddave
(Post 7536739)
also, LOL @ people who ride track bikes on the street and complain that "risers don't belong on track bikes."
That's the same thing I say. :innocent: |
everything about this bike is so perfect. |
i love those /\
everyone i have seen looks amazing |
yea, old cdale track frames are hot. especially that one because it is huuuge. paramount, how tall be you?
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Originally Posted by dddave
(Post 7539702)
you've got that right.
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2 inch rise, about 38cm..ourys. usually the bars should be as wide as ones shoulders
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Originally Posted by MIN
(Post 7534896)
pretty wide for me. http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e2...7/13ecb609.jpg
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Originally Posted by dddave
(Post 7543750)
yea, old cdale track frames are hot. especially that one because it is huuuge. paramount, how tall be you?
Thanks! Yeah, I'm about 6'2" and all legs -- I was really lucky to find that bike in my size. |
only 6'2? and it fits you well?
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Originally Posted by dddave
(Post 7536739)
kinda sounds like you are... jk
i loved my risers when i used them, but now i am back to bullhorns for better climbing reasons. i've also always thought that the "exact same position on the tops of drops or bullhorns" argument is stupid because you aren't in the exact position. unless the "risers" you are riding aren't risers at all, but are just flat bars with 6 inches on either side, then, no, that is not the exact same position. risers have their advantages (upright riding position, better visibility to cars) and their disadvantages (not many hand positions, hard to climb with). to each their own. also, LOL @ people who ride track bikes on the street and complain that "risers don't belong on track bikes." |
so by that standard, a concept is not a track bike? or a TK2? stfu.
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i just put a new set of DMR Wingbars on my ride. cut em to like 17". they seem like good bars for 40 bucks.
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3243/...20616c6f38.jpg http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3134/...71c282bb2a.jpg |
I like easton monkeylite carbon risers chopped to about 16" across. Took me a while to find the perfect bars. The carbon is really thick and cuts fine, remains strong.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...erPostIRO3.jpg |
stock length of the B-259AA's. i was planning on chopping them down a little bit, but they ended up being perfect for me. longer grips give plenty of hand positions, so when i want to get close to the stem i can. i don't see any advantage to having them shorter than this.
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3155/...48bbcb.jpg?v=0 |
Some generic Nashbar risers I spray painted purple
http://photos-a.ak.facebook.com/phot...072608_561.jpg |
Originally Posted by bookkeeper
(Post 7546532)
what stem is that? looks really nice...
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Originally Posted by sorsha6
(Post 7563576)
Some generic Nashbar risers I spray painted purple
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Yeah, I think they are Kalloy. Have worked fine for me... And I think they were only 10 or 12 bucks.
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Originally Posted by MIN
(Post 7534896)
pretty wide for me. http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e2...7/13ecb609.jpg
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Originally Posted by dddave
(Post 7555117)
only 6'2? and it fits you well?
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me too.
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Originally Posted by ZiP0082
(Post 7535660)
Profile Design Ultra FR risers, chopped to maybe 18"? using black oury grips that are super comfy.
http://www.pixelparlor.com/images/bi...zip_bike13.jpg |
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Originally Posted by kookookachooo
(Post 7571908)
Is there a sweep on your Ultra FR risers?
http://www.pixelparlor.com/images/bi...zip_bike16.jpg http://www.pixelparlor.com/images/bi...zip_bike23.jpg |
Originally Posted by joepezzy
(Post 7572380)
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Originally Posted by Ride Among Us
(Post 7563427)
I like easton monkeylite carbon risers chopped to about 16" across. Took me a while to find the perfect bars. The carbon is really thick and cuts fine, remains strong.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...erPostIRO3.jpg |
worth a shot,
I'm probably going to get flamed for it, but I prefer a very very slight rise flat bar on a quil stem. My bike is so comfortable I find it difficult to even test ride other peoples bikes.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v5...d/Photo133.jpg |
to me that looks like the most un-********-comfortable handlebar setup ever.
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Originally Posted by G60
(Post 7573441)
are those low rise?
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Powerlite "expert" bmx bars FTW, shame they are 22.2 diameter
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