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Thread: Parts and LBS

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  1. #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blueberry View Post
    Ditto. I won't *buy* something somewhere else and expect them to install it - but if you're given something - they'll understand that. Just be straightforward about it.

    but I wouldn't give up on drop bars so fast...
    It took a second glance to see the words in pink It isn't so much the drop bars that I am giving up on, but a strong WANT for my beloved trigger shifters

    My new fitter is aware of everything, and he is going so far as to check out some of the bars I am looking at prior to my fitting next Thursday so we can figure out what will both give me what I need and what I want. There is a chance that the trekking bars will be too wide and some other solution will be found. Trekking bars are quite wide, and if too much so then might go with some other flat-bar option or keep the drop bars and go with Paul's Thumbies.

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    Catrin - I would definitely persevere with the drop bars and fit a different shifter to them. I have several bikes - one is a hybrid with really wide handlebars and I find it really restricting compared to my bikes with drop bars.

    But when I first rode with drop bars I found it really scary and was going to give up on them - I'm so glad I stuck with it

 

 

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