Recommend a 26.0 x 44cm bar
01-28-11, 04:01 PM
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Recommend a 26.0 x 44cm bar
I'm currently running a Nitto M196 42cm (80/131) on my commuter. Levers are Tektro R200A, and shifters are Shimano bar-cons. I'd like to switch to something wider, say, 44cm c/c. Prefer something with a relatively flat ramp, as I'm either on the ramps or on the hoods the majority of the time. Alloy only.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
01-28-11, 04:18 PM
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I'm interested in this too. Something that'll fit in a quill stem is a plus!
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Nitto Noodle?
01-28-11, 05:34 PM
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Check out jensen USA. I was just there looking for bars for my bike.
I think EA50s and EA30s are available in 26.0 among others.
I think EA50s and EA30s are available in 26.0 among others.
01-28-11, 05:46 PM
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I have several Nittos, tehy come both T6, 25.4 & 26
For my 'retro look' trainingbike I use an Oval Italian bend 26...I have both the discontinued (?) 701 & 710
If black's an option, it's a light and nice set of handlebars. Cheap too
For my 'retro look' trainingbike I use an Oval Italian bend 26...I have both the discontinued (?) 701 & 710
If black's an option, it's a light and nice set of handlebars. Cheap too
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02-04-11, 01:27 PM
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I picked up a pair of Ritchey 'bars on eBay pretty cheaply. One of the iBOB list members recommended them, and the profile/dimensions looked good. Would have preferred silver, but my Rickshaw handlebar bag's straps will pretty much cover the exposed portion near the stem.
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