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Weird "drop bars
I can't find a picture, and I'm trying to figure out what they're called. They look like drops, except the drop keeps going and each side almost connects with each other at the bottom.
I really can't think of any other way to describe them. |
i know what you're talking about, but i don't know the brand or type. i do think they're touring bars though.
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Scott Drop-In bars.
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http://www.sheldonbrown.com/deakins/...latandtrek.jpg those? or the randoneer bars which are drops with flared ends |
Butterfly bars? It's difficult to tell from your description. Either that or Drop-Ins.
http://www.wallbike.com/oddsnends/jpg/acorbutter.jpg |
el twe has it in one
http://tandem-fahren.de/Mitglieder/C...cottDropIn.gif |
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Originally Posted by mr.pickles
(Post 6076126)
Butterfly bars? It's difficult to tell from your description. Either that or Drop-Ins.
http://www.wallbike.com/oddsnends/jpg/acorbutter.jpg |
Originally Posted by blickblocks
(Post 6076486)
If only these were as narrow as bullhorns...
Ultimate fixie century bars. |
Originally Posted by blickblocks
(Post 6076486)
If only these were as narrow as bullhorns...
http://www.wallbike.com/oddsnends/selego.html http://www.wallbike.com/oddsnends/jpg/selegobbot1.jpg |
Originally Posted by schnee
(Post 6076167)
el twe has it in one
http://tandem-fahren.de/Mitglieder/C...cottDropIn.gif |
those things are as flexy as a wet noodle.
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can someone explain the purpose of these/why they are the "best bars ever"? it seems like the extended part of the scott bars would have you in too upright of a position for racing.
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I have a pair and I never quite understood the point of them, so they've been hanging in my basement for years.
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the low aero position is nice, but the reason i love mine is that there's a great hand position at what would normally be the end of the drop section. it just feels really nice to my hands.
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Originally Posted by lordgold
(Post 6077287)
THESE! Ahhh thank you!
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Originally Posted by gfrance
(Post 6077885)
I can't quite tell, but are these these same basic kind Armstrong is using in that picture?
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Originally Posted by InternetDisease
(Post 6077926)
yes. the bars in the schnee's post are the same bars that Armstong used. i think Lemond used them in the tdf, too.
and a pic of Lemond's 1990 TVT w/ the scott bars, just for kicks http://www.bikecult.com/works/archiv...TVT90TdFfe.JPG |
^ That would make a rad conversion.
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Originally Posted by blickblocks
(Post 6078402)
^ That would make a rad conversion.
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I've got some of those bars in my parts bin. I keep having to fight the urge to flop and chop them.
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I wonder how many sets of ourys it would take to cover them things. :D
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thats it! I'm gunna invent thuh FIRST "PRETZEL BAR"
perfect for those late night crawls |
Originally Posted by wild style
(Post 6079850)
I wonder how many sets of ourys it would take to cover them things. :D
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