synchronicity
Senior Retro Guru
Cable routing looks to be a problem.
Drop bar add ons for flats....what do you think of these ?
- Thread starter Mangizmo
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Mangizmo
Raleigh Fan
Naa it's fine just on a proper test 35 mile round trip, I like themCable routing looks to be a problem.
Mangizmo
Raleigh Fan
I declare these drop add ons a spectacular success and I shall be a beacon for others to follow 
They certainly work for me and I predict that I am ahead of the curve and these will become a trendy must have addition cost £hundreds in the near future, seriously just done about 45 miles with them....brilliant
They certainly work for me and I predict that I am ahead of the curve and these will become a trendy must have addition cost £hundreds in the near future, seriously just done about 45 miles with them....brilliant
Don't forget to take a picture as you leave @al-onestare behind on the Dartmoor Classic.
MattiThundrrr
Kona Fan
I like them, but I'm still confused about the number of brake levers and cables
Mangizmo
Raleigh Fan
Just tektro drop bar levers for v brakes paired with top mount cyclo cross style repeaters, all 4 levers work so when on the tops use as per flat bars, when on the hoods
as per drops, works
Mangizmo
Raleigh Fan
Yes they look ok too, I like to have a drop position for headwinds, but those bars look good to me toopersonally I'd have thought something like this would be a better option if you want lots of handlebar positions. (as used by Mark Baumont on his world ride), it's even got a mirror
Thinking of those for my ebike - Ergotech Contestpersonally I'd have thought something like this would be a better option if you want lots of handlebar positions. (as used by Mark Baumont on his world ride), it's even got a mirror
