The big advantage of non-aero levers is that, when you find that you've cut
your cable and housing too short, you don't have to unwrap the bar to fix
your mistake. I'm using a (= 1, one only) nice, retro, Shimano aero lever
on my M bar, on the Hon Solo, and in attempt to make the housing more
I've used both and they both work, I'm not sure what "weird twist" you're
referring to. With aero levers the cable comes straight out along the bar
towards the stem so you tape over it, then it curves down from the end of the
tape to the brakes. Easy peasy.
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Non-aero road brake levers on moustache/albastache bars have perfect cable
routing. Aero road brake levers add a weird twist in the cable housing.
On Mon, Mar 26, 2018 at 9:47 AM, Minh wrote:
> I've joined the brotherhood of the traveling handlebars and i'm giving
>
I've joined the brotherhood of the traveling handlebars and i'm giving
'Stache bars another chance with a set being passed on to me--i tried the
old mustache bars and while i liked them, i liked the albatross bars better
(not a fair fight i think), since the new albastache bars are more