On Monday, September 16, 2019 at 9:20:18 AM UTC-4, Brian Campbell wrote: > > Pretty sue the Marks bar is just a lighter version of the Nitto Noodle. > which is not the same bar as the one from Compass/Rene Herse. > > Noodle set up info from Riv: > > > https://www.rivbike.com/collections/handlebars/products/nitto-noodle-handlebar > > On Sunday, September 15, 2019 at 7:59:42 PM UTC-4, Austin B. wrote: >> >> 35 miles out in the country on the Roadeo today and man, I like this bike >> more & more. So smooth and comfortable. I topped out at 45mph on one >> downhill. And I rode a dirt section of nearby Sam's Creek Road on it with >> no trouble--something I'd never have attempted on my RB-1 with 25mm rubber. >> >> I'm starting to like the Nitto M178 Mark's bar. But how do others set up >> the angle of these? I've always ridden drops where the top section of the >> bars run parallel to the ground--like Noodles. I originally set the Mark's >> Bar up with the top parallel to the ground. But the levers feel oddly >> placed that way. So it appears I am to rotate the bars downward. But how >> much? Is there a "Standard" or is it a personal preference thing? There is >> surprisingly little on the 'net about these handlebars. >> >> Austin >> >
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