Clutching Mary
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Bikes: 80's ross road bike/commuter, 80's team miyata, 90's haro mtb xtracycle conversion, koga mitaya world traveler
They look a bit more ergonomic then straight bars. Are they revised cruiser bars?
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Bikes: Thylacines...only Thylacines.
I've tried WTB dirt drops, and they suck worse than that green thing that's replaced our avatars that looks like something out of 'Sprited Away'.
The Mary bars are actually an extreme sweep riser bar, a la Jeff Jones. Some guys around here are running a similar design which I think is a Nitto of some description, but the Mary's seem better designed. Better designed than the Jones bars too I might add.
As much as I think On-One bikes are poo, I have to give kudos to Brant for taking a risk and doing bars like this. Barland is much more interesting now.
The Mary bars are actually an extreme sweep riser bar, a la Jeff Jones. Some guys around here are running a similar design which I think is a Nitto of some description, but the Mary's seem better designed. Better designed than the Jones bars too I might add.
As much as I think On-One bikes are poo, I have to give kudos to Brant for taking a risk and doing bars like this. Barland is much more interesting now.
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I'm all for innovations in mtb bars...or any bars!
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