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What Bars Are These?
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Hello Everyone. I did a search but wasn't sure where to post this. I figured I'd post in here since the part I am looking for is for my new fixed gear build. Does anybody know what bars these are? To me they look comfortable as hell so I figured I'd try them if I can find them. I've been doing a lot of research and I know they are not FSA Energy bars, Easton EA Ergo Series or Forte Team Bars. Do any of you have any idea? Thanks...
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Mods - please move to the roadie forum where they trade handlebars for children.
Oh yeah - Easton EC70 |
I was thinking that it was those also, but the Easton's have that an enlarged area where the stem clamps the bars.
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The bars on the Easton website are probably not taken at such an odd angle, have a stem attached, or employ a poor use of lighting.
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eastons seem to have a flat top section:
Originally Posted by ddeadserious
(Post 14473801)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...le/easton1.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...le/easton2.jpg |
Originally Posted by Mumonkan
(Post 14554105)
eastons seem to have a flat top section:
the ones in question look round all the way through |
maybe the pro vibe 7s os anatomic
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Originally Posted by dddavid
(Post 14554241)
maybe the pro vibe 7s os anatomic
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Looks similar to a Deda 215 Anatomic, but the drops on the bars in the OP look shorter.
Deda bars: http://www.bikebaron.com/shop/pc/cat...1BAAS42ex1.jpg 26.0 clamp; very nice bars. They also come in shallow and deep drop. I have a pair of the anatomics. :) |
Originally Posted by JesusBananas
(Post 14556394)
Looks similar to a Deda 215 Anatomic, but the drops on the bars in the OP look shorter.
Deda bars: 26.0 clamp; very nice bars. They also come in shallow and deep drop. I have a pair of the anatomics. :) |
Originally Posted by tomgnarly
(Post 14571388)
Those are the closest I have seen yet....Thanks!
Go to any bike shop and there will be a box of them in the corner taken off new bikes. That flat part in the bend is actually undesirable because they offer only one position. Slightly curved bends feel better and are more popular for this reason. They feel better because you can move up and back a couple of CM and adjust the load angle on your wrists. |
OP, You might also want to consider the El Toro bullhorns:
http://urbanvelo.org/wordpress/wp-co...oma_toro_2.jpg |
Originally Posted by R85
(Post 14574925)
OP, You might also want to consider the El Toro bullhorns:
http://urbanvelo.org/wordpress/wp-co...oma_toro_2.jpg |
Originally Posted by carleton
(Post 14571721)
With all due respect, why are you obsessing on getting these exact bars? They are simply dime-a-dozen aluminum ergo bars. I had a set come on my Specialized Tarmac. I threw them away because they are impossible to sell...even for $10.
Originally Posted by carleton
(Post 14571721)
Go to any bike shop and there will be a box of them in the corner taken off new bikes.
Originally Posted by carleton
(Post 14571721)
That flat part in the bend is actually undesirable because they offer only one position. Slightly curved bends feel better and are more popular for this reason. They feel better because you can move up and back a couple of CM and adjust the load angle on your wrists.
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Originally Posted by R85
(Post 14574925)
OP, You might also want to consider the El Toro bullhorns:
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