are bullhorns and time trial bars synonomous?
#32
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Originally Posted by unit-e
Thanks for posting that info about the nashbar sale. I have been wanting to try out a pair of horns and 10 bucks doesnt seem to painful.
But somehow I wound up getting a bunch of other stuff too and ended up spending more than $100!
#33
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no one brought up the term "pursuit bars"?
there are two types of bullhorns, tt and pursuit. tt has cable cutouts or other accomadations for brakes. pursuit bars are round all over. so i guess flipped and chopped falls into the pursuit category. a pursuit bar could be used for tt, but the opposite is not as likely.
there are two types of bullhorns, tt and pursuit. tt has cable cutouts or other accomadations for brakes. pursuit bars are round all over. so i guess flipped and chopped falls into the pursuit category. a pursuit bar could be used for tt, but the opposite is not as likely.





