Bullhorns under 40cm?
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I am looking for bullhorn bars that are 37 to 39cm c-c with little to no drop, but I cannot find any. Doesn't anyone make them? It seems reasonable to think someone with all of the track bike and fixed-gear riders out there.
I would chop some drops, but cannot seem to find any that would have a long/straight enough reach for my large hands.
Any suggestions would be very appreciated.
I would chop some drops, but cannot seem to find any that would have a long/straight enough reach for my large hands.
Any suggestions would be very appreciated.
Last edited by digitane; 04-01-05 at 11:14 PM.
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Originally Posted by digitane
I am looking for bullhorn bars that are 37 to 39cm c-c with little to no drop, but I cannot find any. Doesn't anyone make them? It seems reasonable to think someone with all of the track bike and fixed-gear riders out there.
I would chop some drops, but cannot seem to find any that would have a long/straight enough reach for my large hands.
Any suggestions would be very appreciated.
I would chop some drops, but cannot seem to find any that would have a long/straight enough reach for my large hands.
Any suggestions would be very appreciated.
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Originally Posted by digitane
I am looking for bullhorn bars that are 37 to 39cm c-c with little to no drop, but I cannot find any. Doesn't anyone make them? It seems reasonable to think someone with all of the track bike and fixed-gear riders out there.
I would chop some drops, but cannot seem to find any that would have a long/straight enough reach for my large hands.
Any suggestions would be very appreciated.
I would chop some drops, but cannot seem to find any that would have a long/straight enough reach for my large hands.
Any suggestions would be very appreciated.
https://www.syntace.com/index.cfm?pid=3&pk=360
Here's mine. I won't go back to drops.
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Thanks andylago and cheg. The Nittos look alright, but do not look comfortable. The Syntace look alright as well, but too much drop and not simple enough. I guess I am not looking hard enough or I am too picky. Nitto should make their no-drop bullhorns in smaller sizes; I am sure that has been said many-a-time. I think they would sell a lot of 'em.
I'll just keep looking...
I'll just keep looking...
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Originally Posted by digitane
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The Syntace look alright as well, but too much drop and not simple enough.
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I'll just keep looking...
The Syntace look alright as well, but too much drop and not simple enough.
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I'll just keep looking...
Good luck with your search.





