Not sure if it matters to you, but if you have smaller hands, they are
great.
On May 21, 4:21 pm, Michael Hechmer mhech...@gmail.com wrote:
The Cane Creek / Tech's have also been redesigned with more ergo feeling
levers. The Cane Creek version comes in gum hoods and still about $45 if I
I love them. Thought they looked goofy and gimmicky when I first saw them -
something a Klingon would design. I splurged for the drillium version,
because the look grew on me. They work great, and are the most comfortable
levers I've ever laid my large hands on.
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Thanks for all the comments, my main interest was the improved braking
from the hoods and it sounds like that is their biggest benefit.
The aesthetic improvement will be appreciated, at least unlike a
beautiful lugged seatpost these I can see while riding ;-)
They will go on this weekend!
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The Cane Creek / Tech's have also been redesigned with more ergo feeling
levers. The Cane Creek version comes in gum hoods and still about $45 if I
remember. But the TRP do look nice.
Michael
On Monday, May 21, 2012 4:11:13 PM UTC-4, Rambouilleting Utahn wrote:
Thanks for all the
Sort of side stepping the question but perhaps of use here is my philosophy
on the subject of upgrades on a recreational bike... once you reach a
certain level of performance/quality better no longer matters... just get
the part you think is more cool.
For the record... I too am curious about
