Nice bike, I like it but I'm thinking why cut the bars so short?
because my prefered spot is on the hoods;the majority of my drop bar time is on them. once in a while on the bar tops. i've not used the drops on any drop bar bikes i've had in the last 15 years. started hacking them off a few years back.rich1984 said:Nice bike, I like it but I'm thinking why cut the bars so short?
nice looking steamer! i came close to a surly frame, but then discovered the ENO hub. got that built up, and just converted the frame i had at the time, that i really liked. that wheel is on it's third frame now!tomacropod said:nice !
That's a great bunch of bits you've got there - although I've no doubt it would be branded "wrong" by the grouches at fixedgeargallery.com if posted there - try anyway
I just finished a fixed gear as well - now one of three and a half fixed gears I have. I love them !
I used the ENO hub on my last build and it was awesome, then I got this frame and went to suzue promax hubs, so the ENO is on my MTB now - running a 32t up front with a 16t WI freewheel and a 15t DA cog (!).
- Joel
nah, no worries. wasn't meaning you at all. some other folks on other forums.rich1984 said:I wasn't having a go at your bars, its just something I havn't seen before, like I said, nice bike, wish it was mine.
not really. sure, i'd be stretched, but...... it isn't the same for me. tried in the past. i'm used to it from having my geared sti lever that way. it works for me, so i see no reason to change it. plus, i don't care for the aesthetics of flipped bars or TT bars on my own bikes.Aeroplane said:Those bars are different. Wouldn't using flip-n-chop bullhorns with a longer stem give you the same position? Or maybe some TT bars? 15.5 lbs, dam, that is light. On the border of UCI legal.