Handlebars?
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Supposedly, the dead priest bar has a recent reincarnation at Jitensha Studio ( https://www.jitensha.com/eng/flatbar05.html ). But I haven't used it before.
I want a priest bar too.
I want a priest bar too.
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I really like the hoods on my road bike. Nobody makes a hood without a brake lever to install on bicycles that only have a front brake? Let's say I want hoods on my fixie. What are my options if I don't want useless brake levers hanging out on my drops?
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They're called stoker hoods, usually used on tandems. I think they still look a little funky, and would probably go with a useless lever, or a problem solvers setup where both levers run the front brake.
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Supposedly, the dead priest bar has a recent reincarnation at Jitensha Studio ( https://www.jitensha.com/eng/flatbar05.html ). But I haven't used it before.
I want a priest bar too.
I want a priest bar too.