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  1. #1
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    Nov 2002
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    yes, bar ends and flat bars are passe`.

    If you aren't used to wide bars, suggested is to try them for a month, and then cut them down only 1/2" at a time. My bikes vary from 23" to 24.5" and I am a small female who likes technical trails. Wider bars will be more stable.

  2. #2
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    Aug 2008
    Location
    So Cal.
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    501
    Gee, I stop riding in the dirt for 4 years and I come back to a paradigm shift. At least I can still get cleats for my Time Atacs (the original yellow/black plastic pedals). And some tires still have tubes!

    I see that I have a little over 1 inch on each side that I can slide the controls in, and I do have a pipe cutter... Gotta look at those bars at chainlove.com too.

    Thanks Becky and Irulan! I feel like I've been sleeping under a tree for a few years.
    Tzvia- rollin' slow...
    Specialized Ruby Expert/mens Bontrager Inform RXL
    Specialized SWorks Safire/mens Bontrager Inform RL
    Giant Anthem-W XT-XTR/mens Bontrager Inform RXL
    Fuji Newest 3 commuter/mens Bontrager Inform RL
    Novara E.T.A commuter/mens Bontrager Inform RL

 

 

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