3ttt Superleggero Handlebars - 42 cm
05-08-24, 10:47 AM
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3ttt Superleggero Handlebars - 42 cm
***SOLD***
Hello-
Up for sale is a very clean 3ttt Superleggero in a 42 cm (outer-to-outer) and a 26.0 clamp. I bought it a few years ago as a NOS part and have been using it on my Peugeot. Very clean and only 252 grams!
$55/shipped
Thanks!
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Hello-
Up for sale is a very clean 3ttt Superleggero in a 42 cm (outer-to-outer) and a 26.0 clamp. I bought it a few years ago as a NOS part and have been using it on my Peugeot. Very clean and only 252 grams!
$55/shipped
Thanks!
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Last edited by BertoBerg; 06-06-24 at 07:15 AM.
05-08-24, 11:11 AM
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The 40 cm bar lived on my Mooney for half its (mileage) life. Beautiful, a bend my hands loved (a bend Nitto copied on my Fuji Pro that felt perfect from day one). Bars spent may years with a tennis racquet grip styled leather wrap. Crash damage got repaired with sailor-style whipping for a completely permanent fix. If the brake levers had been aero, they would have gone many more years.)
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06-03-24, 05:07 PM
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Shimmed perfectly to a Cinelli 1A on the Mooney for its first 20 years with a neatly rimmed Diet Coke can shim. (Bike started with an 11 cm TTT stem. By the end of that first summer I knew I needed as long as I could. First used 1A that came along was grabbed. Now a Ti Cycles 155 or Pearle 14. Same size, just measured differently.)
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How many soda cans do you normally get with one of those Italian mechanic toolkits? They sure do come in handy.
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06-03-24, 06:54 PM
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Diet soda shims are lighter than regular beer can shims. 
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