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drop bars on aero handle bars

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  • 09-04-2018 11:27am
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    miller82
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    Hey Folks,

    Building a new bike. The handle bars are aero... i.e flat. Has anyone stuck a set of drop bars to similar ? with it being a different shape etc i presume there are not that many options available.


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    Quigs Snr
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    Not many options. Planet x do their no brand / selcof aero road bars with aero extension mounts.


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    cython
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    miller82 wrote: »
    Hey Folks,

    Building a new bike. The handle bars are aero... i.e flat. Has anyone stuck a set of drop bars to similar ? with it being a different shape etc i presume there are not that many options available.

    By drop bars, do you mean TT bars? As standard road bars are what is generally referred to as drop bars (vs flat bars on MTBs/hybrids). If so, then there are options for flat-topped road bars, but they tend to be more expensive/less varied. Giant have ones for their Propel range.


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    miller82
    Registered Users Posts: 1,634 ✭✭✭miller82


    cython wrote: »
    By drop bars, do you mean TT bars? As standard road bars are what is generally referred to as drop bars (vs flat bars on MTBs/hybrids). If so, then there are options for flat-topped road bars, but they tend to be more expensive/less varied. Giant have ones for their Propel range.

    Yes, exactly, TT bars


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