Black, straight handlebars

[Dibbers]

Sorted now

 

[kiwideturin]

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Ritchey Force Or Pro Lite :?: I've to check if it ins't cut

 

[dyna-ti]

Given its a straight bar, If you want really long then id think more of a pronounced bulge would be stronger. Maybe better @31.8, which was the spec size on my 1991 Verlucchi, so is in keeping periodwise

Just a thought really

 

[Dibbers]

Re: Re:

Ritchey Force Or Pro Lite :?: I've to check if it ins't cut

The Force ones would be preferable, older bars went too lightweight at one point and lost all their strength. If you have a couple of pictures and a width for them, I don't mind them cut but not silly short.

And a price for postage to Wales

Given its a straight bar, If you want really long then id think more of a pronounced bulge would be stronger. Maybe better @31.8, which was the spec size on my 1991 Verlucchi, so is in keeping periodwise

Just a thought really

I would do if I was changing the stem, keeping as many original parts on the bike as possible and I'm replacing a set of Amoeba risers - early riser bars when nobody had the geometry right in those days (maybe Azonic were getting close).

 

[viengsavanh]

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Hi
Got this 3ttt pro compe bar still in bag 560mm uncut bit of back sweep made in Italy £35 posted

 

[kiwideturin]

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An ugly pic
seems uncut but short at 53cm wide. Not straight, but with a 6 degrees backsweep. 20€ posted :?:

 

[Dibbers]

Thanks guys, I'll probably go with the Ritcheys. More 'character' to go with the age of the bike.

 

[HullBorn]

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I've got these if you're still looking, £15 posted.

 

[Dibbers]

Ooh, now they are cheaper and wider