this looks interesting from jeff jones:
http://www.jonesbikes.com/h-bar.html
omnigrid wrote:
> I dont like being on non-drop bars for more than 30 miles or so, personally.
> I did run a Jitensha bar for a little while...but they also hurt from the
> lack of hand positions eventually.
>
> I think I
I dont like being on non-drop bars for more than 30 miles or so, personally.
I did run a Jitensha bar for a little while...but they also hurt from the
lack of hand positions eventually.
I think I'd rather stretch regular and get more flexible than ride on
non-drops during a tour/brevet.
On Tue, M
You might try trekking bars. They can be configured a few different ways that
might help with your reach issues. Don't know what your commute is like, but I
personally like flat-ish bars for gnarly urban riding. Upright, high leverage,
mtb brake levers.
Kent Peterson likes flat bars with the Er
just looking to experiement with a bar that will be good for both long
distance touring as well as everyday commuting.
...the albatross seems a bit wide for me
reason: my bike is a tad long (i should be on a 51 vs 53 atlantis) so
drops are a bit of a reach with 80-90cm stem.
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