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DenHaag
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 Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2011 11:29 am Post subject: Advice on clip-on bars |
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| Looking to get some clip-on bars, for std size handlebars, at a reasonable price. Don't want the one piece ones though. Any recommendations? |
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Young Un
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I Have some J bends (ski bends) sat in the shed not being used £25 posted? Can post some pictures if you're interested
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tommo
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| Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2011 10:45 pm Post subject: Re: Advice on clip-on bars |
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| DenHaag wrote: |
| Looking to get some clip-on bars, for std size handlebars, at a reasonable price. Don't want the one piece ones though. Any recommendations? |
Jesus , Time Trialing ,Mid life crisis or Breakdown? 
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DenHaag
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| Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2011 11:11 pm Post subject: Re: Advice on clip-on bars |
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| tommo wrote: |
| DenHaag wrote: |
| Looking to get some clip-on bars, for std size handlebars, at a reasonable price. Don't want the one piece ones though. Any recommendations? |
Jesus , Time Trialing ,Mid life crisis or Breakdown? |
Well really, how rude! |
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DenHaag
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| Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2011 11:15 pm Post subject: |
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| Young Un wrote: |
| I Have some J bends (ski bends) sat in the shed not being used £25 posted? Can post some pictures if you're interested |
If they're for standard diameter bars I'll have a look, cheers. |
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Young Un
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Indeed they are. They're Syntace somethings - I'll have a look tomorrow/today/whenever sunday is.
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| Profile are about the only ones for standard now. I have been looking recently and almost everything else is oversize. |
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DenHaag
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| Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2011 9:27 am Post subject: |
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| Profile are about the only ones for standard now. I have been looking recently and almost everything else is oversize. |
I've never liked the look of OS Stems & bars. |
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mattr
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| Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2011 9:30 am Post subject: |
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Deda clip-ones?
One piece, but sort of the wrong way round, if that makes sense. The wife has the OS ones on her lo profile, i have some standard ones for the (very, very infrequent) TTs i do on the road bike.
Think they were about 35-40 quid a pair. Just need to shop around. |
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DenHaag
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| Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2011 9:40 am Post subject: |
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| mattr wrote: |
Deda clip-ones?
One piece, but sort of the wrong way round, if that makes sense. The wife has the OS ones on her lo profile, i have some standard ones for the (very, very infrequent) TTs i do on the road bike.
Think they were about 35-40 quid a pair. Just need to shop around. |
I've got Deda 215 bars, sounds good. Just doing a few sporting/hilly ones. More importantly: the club-confined time trial will be coming up - a couple of the youth are getting quite good.  |
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mattr
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http://tinyurl.com/63kjla2
The OS version clamps on both sides (as shown) the non-OS i'm using only clamps on one side of the stem, so you can leave computer/HRM in place..... |
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Young Un
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These are the ones I have available: Syntace Streamliners. The armrests are adustable through removing the arm pad and undoing the allen key bolt (shown in picture) these allow a wide range of pad width whilst keeping the bars at the same width and without adding more clutter to the bars like the Deda ones would. They're in tip-top condition and I have only used them for one (short) TT season. Yours for £25 posted.
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DenHaag
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They look good youngun. Do you know what size they are? i.e. S, M or Large.
Medium or Large would be OK |
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Young Un
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They're mediums
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Great, I'll take them off your hands. Paypal?
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tommo
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Sort thasen out and put money towards a new Helmet! Silver f.f.s 
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DenHaag
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Sort thasen out and put money towards a new Helmet! Silver f.f.s |
... won't need one. |
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