Anyone use profile bullhorns?
11-13-04, 10:42 PM
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i've used them before and was pretty happy with them. i believe the nitto bullhorns are somewhat stiffer, at least they feel that way to me, but i didn't feel any major flex with the profiles. i would definately recommend them.
11-14-04, 10:20 PM
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after switching from some oversized drops, the profile horns were definitely flexy. But i feel that this has more to do with the incredible stiffness of the drops.
Sure, they're a bit flexy, but nothing bad 'cept in the slowest, steepest hills.
~ellis
Sure, they're a bit flexy, but nothing bad 'cept in the slowest, steepest hills.
~ellis
11-15-04, 06:24 AM
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They're aluminum, I believe, so No, They're not too flexy. I love my set. I will part with them for cheap, if only because I now ride my gouge bars when I want to ride that style bar.
11-15-04, 10:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Twitchology
Are they good bars, or too flexy?
