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the lever on the soma sticks out over the right side of the bars just as much as a paul lever would mounted the normal way. if it's functional then who cares?
And you or someone was going off on the pake with the sparrow bars a few pages back. while I agree that the best placement would be towards the ends of the bars, if he wants it near the stem it would have to be reversed otherwise there wouldn't be enough clearance given the forward sweep.
And you or someone was going off on the pake with the sparrow bars a few pages back. while I agree that the best placement would be towards the ends of the bars, if he wants it near the stem it would have to be reversed otherwise there wouldn't be enough clearance given the forward sweep.
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the lever on the soma sticks out over the right side of the bars just as much as a paul lever would mounted the normal way. if it's functional then who cares?
And you or someone was going off on the pake with the sparrow bars a few pages back. while I agree that the best placement would be towards the ends of the bars, if he wants it near the stem it would have to be reversed otherwise there wouldn't be enough clearance given the forward sweep.
And you or someone was going off on the pake with the sparrow bars a few pages back. while I agree that the best placement would be towards the ends of the bars, if he wants it near the stem it would have to be reversed otherwise there wouldn't be enough clearance given the forward sweep.
If he wants to brake with his right hand, he should mount it properly on the right-hand side. End of story. It's not like being able to reach it from even farther away from the stem would make it less functional. There's no reason to mount it backwards.
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https://www.thebikebiz.com/Dia_Compe_...-lvr-dia01.htm
I found that double dia compe lever but it's 60 bucks. F!
I found that double dia compe lever but it's 60 bucks. F!
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I'm coming for one of your frames, deathhare. I'm halfway saved up.
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They are so sexy. Spendy, but so creamtastic.
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Green apple, luster green, or mango orange... but the classic white with gold is hot too.
What about you?
What about you?
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there is absolutely nothing wrong about the way my lever is set up unless you're talking aesthetics. it's not going to fall off, it works perfect, i can reach it just as easy and with BOTH hands if i need to, and it allows me more room on the bars for control. leave it alone man, your bantering isn't going to magically flip it around
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You know you can get the fork in a different color if you want too.
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Here's a reason (though I don't necessarily assume that it it his): Someone rides with their hands next to the stem and wants maximum leverage. With the lever mounted like that you can get better leverage while keeping your hands next to the stem.
That's a reason to mount it backwards. Therefore what you said is false. If you want to convince people of your point you should avoid saying false things.
That's a reason to mount it backwards. Therefore what you said is false. If you want to convince people of your point you should avoid saying false things.
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You're right though, they are all so hot. Too many choices. Do you run the distro for those frames?
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ill fitting top tube?
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my KHS in work bike mode. and that's not me in the 2nd picture btw...
new bike corral installed today downtown.
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@kobetsang - Really nice looking bike. But as others have pointed out, your seat seems out of place. Your seatpost extension and relatively short stem don't seem to bear out the need for such a forward placement.