the unofficially cool MTB drop bar thread

[DMZ]

Still would never put my bar height above my saddle height...

 

[shogun700]

Still would never put my bar height above my saddle height...

And I'd never ride with the front of my saddle two inches lower than the back.

 

[DMZ]

ooooooooooo

touché

actually not that angled, if referring to mine; the light is reflecting off the front...tis angled a bit but not as much as you think

seat actually buggered, need new

 

[r0gue]

:shock:

As an old school MTB'er from 88-95, with a stint as a runner from the late 1990s until 2 years ago, and now being a Roadie just rekindling an interest in retro MTBs.....

This
Thread
Has
Changed
My
Life!

I WANT!

 

[r0gue]

Ordered my bar and stem. Dropping a mid 80's Fisher Montare!

 

[sylus]

I have no clue how it works on a susser but this caught my eye

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Kona-Kikapu-200 ... 3f1ba7c27d

 

[marker]

Truely hidious!(like my spelling lol)
Drops on an MTB....nooooooooo!

 

[r0gue]

A little advice please. -- Would these be measured at 45cm from c-to-c at the very ends of the bar tubes? :?

http://harriscyclery.net/product/nitto- ... h-1347.htm

 

[r0gue]

Help!!!

I bought the bars and stem from Harris Cyclery as someone linked up earlier in the thread, but not being experienced in this --- or even very good at puzzles! , I'm wondering how best to overcome this stem around a tight curve issue. Is this something where you just grease it an whack it with a hammer, or is this in fact an undoable combination?

Any help is greatly appreciated!

 

[gil_m]

Can I join the drop bar party

...more info http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=214645&highlight=