Yes, Alec. They are the right way, that's whyBollox64":3k5rnnuo said:Any reason the Taperlites are in back-to-front Regan?
Yeah, I know - his are wrong (You cannot see the 3/5 DEGREE or EASTON text when they're fitted facing that way, at all.)Bollox64":1bleaou2 said:OK......but on the foto of SecondSpin's C-26 build the bars are text facing forward, but the bars sweep back...... :?
Bollox64":bbytym5f said:I'd fit mine the "wrong way"....my OCD just couldn't stand looking at the bike from the front otherwise :facepalm:
PACE and Renthal got it right
Ha, probably EVERY other bar manufacturer did it right. I know, it's a quirky thng and well done for unearthing that original advert. It really only works in that directION for such a photo/publication, but behind the bars I'm sure it's great to read what it is you're holding onto. I might not want to ride this thing (it WILL hold up despite the builders' disclaimer - I mean, Stefan and Reto are not Yeti or Easton and basically run small, one-man operations, so withthe costs involved I absolutely can't fault them saying it can't be ridden - so DON'T) but I can still stare down at the cockpit when sitting on it. Maybe I'll dress up like I'm Russ Worley or Joey Erwin in Team Yeti kit with Oakley Eyeshades and ride just 50 yards on it just to get a photo. But really, I just want to stare at the thin and maybe sit on it from time to time.Bollox64":bbytym5f said:I bow to your research Regan...but my OCD says no! Now get that fantastic Yeti sorted so we can drool some more
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Same here Alex, I can't bear to read it upside down from the front.Bollox64":1whmyr5r said:I bow to your research Regan...but my OCD says no! Now get that fantastic Yeti sorted so we can drool some more
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