Travis Brown's SS

They are probably Dia Compe 287V levers. They are road levers that work with V's and mech discs.

Here is a link

gpsser said:

They are probably Dia Compe 287V levers. They are road levers that work with V's and mech discs.

Here is a link

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Here's an even better link. Almost $20 less than that other link.
http://aebike.com/site/page.cfm?PageID=30&SKU=BR5062

Thanks!

OK, I'll post a picture when it's complete

You can those bars from any shop that orders from the QBP catalog.

If you want fit and position advice, give Rivendell a call and the folks there can advise you on stem and all that stuff. They are the ones responsible for the modern iteration of the moustache bars, which has been around for decades.

Talk to them, or others who have run that bar, before you cut your fork steerer incase you need it longer than you thought.

I run my moustache bars a little higher than my regular handlebars, about 1.5 inches taller.

From that photo, it looks like Travis is running a travel agent on his vee brakes, but the Tektro levers should do the job without the travel agent.

Not 287s.

dirtpaws said:

From that photo, it looks like Travis is running a travel agent on his vee brakes, but the Tektro levers should do the job without the travel agent.

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Right you are. I've seen component descriptions of his 9.8 that list the travel agents w/ XTR vees.

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03bart said:

Right you are. I've seen component descriptions of his 9.8 that list the travel agents w/ XTR vees.

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Where did you find this list? Can you help a brotha' out?

TB's Stuff

zman said:

Where did you find this list? Can you help a brotha' out?

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crossified MTB: http://www.cyclingnews.com/tech.php?id=tech/2003/news/nov20

That's all I've got haaandy.