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Darryl Bagaoisan
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|  Subject: Drop Downs  5/17/2010, 12:00 pm | |
| Can anybody recommend some good drop down handlebars? Anything information good, thanks. | |
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Paulo
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| | Subject: Re: Drop Downs 5/17/2010, 12:44 pm | |
| Nitto B123, or if you want a shallower drop, Nitto B125 (I have em)--they're both 25.4mm. People also seem to like Deda Pistas, but I think those are 31.8mm.
The most comfortable drops would be road drops, though. Unfortunately, I have no recommendations for those. | |
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| | Subject: Re: Drop Downs 5/18/2010, 6:58 am | |
| i had drops for a bit then i switched to bullhorns and now i'm using risers. i keep seeing more and more pictures of bikes with drops and it makes me want to switch back real bad  | |
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Darryl Bagaoisan
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| | Subject: Re: Drop Downs 5/18/2010, 1:03 pm | |
| Drops look really comfortable, but I'm not to sure about them because i haven't really tried them out enough to really understand how they feel. Not to mention tempting  | |
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Paulo
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| | Subject: Re: Drop Downs 5/18/2010, 1:49 pm | |
| - Darryl Bagaoisan wrote:
- Drops look really comfortable, but I'm not to sure about them because i haven't really tried them out enough to really understand how they feel. Not to mention tempting
Next time we go riding, you can try mine out. I love em. | |
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Darryl Bagaoisan
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| | Subject: Re: Drop Downs 5/18/2010, 1:51 pm | |
| Thanks, BTW, why don't people use road drop outs for fixed gears instead to normal track dropouts?? | |
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Paulo
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| | Subject: Re: Drop Downs 5/18/2010, 1:54 pm | |
| - Darryl Bagaoisan wrote:
- Thanks, BTW, why don't people use road drop outs for fixed gears instead to normal track dropouts??
Because road drops aren't "cool." I like the look of track drops, but I realize that they're less practical than road drops. Oh well.  | |
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