I suppose in the spectrum of things this could be considered at the go
fast fancy end of Rivendell-esque.
A 54cm 1999 Colnago Tecnos 2000. Full Campagnolo 10 etc...
I took this out for a 60 mile ride a couple weekends ago and came back
realizing the go-fast in me done got up and went. I have
Jay,
FANTASTIC report!! I really need to get up there to ride. Seems silly
to be so close in Denver and only get up there once a decade.
Beautiful pictures too.
Brad
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Where would you go?
I am going to be in the area this Thursday through till next Wednesday
and want to set aside a day for a ride. I already spoke to Jay at
Rivendell and taking a demo is no problem.
My initial thought was to ride in/near/up Mt. Diablo. I have seen so
many beautiful pictures of
I'll grab the Redwings if they're the moc-toe brown?
Drop me a line!
Brad
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Fantastic Dave! I came very very close to grabbing a simpleone while
visiting Riv back in September. The oxblood paint is beautiful.
I talked myself out of it though. I have a nice Peugeot singlespeed
hanging in the garage that has not seen the road for 2 years now.
I blame the Hilsen really.
I have always been sartorially rebellious.
I would switch to the knobbies if we ever get any weather. This
winter has been nuts...usually we have snow by Halloween. Denver had
a record breaking 70 degree day just a couple weeks ago. It's super
nice for the recreation, but the fire danger is going
Yes it is! I am not sure which city Cherry Creek Reservoir officially
falls into, but I access it through Aurora on the north side.
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Is this around Aurora?
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I know it's a bit early for cabin fever, but I am dreaming of riding
in the desert next summer.
A friend and I have kicked around several ideas for a 2-4 day trip but
have never gone past the talk. I want to change that summer of 2011.
The two routes we seem to gravitate towards are the Kokopelli
Morning all.
Pre-spring cleaning I suppose.
Prices include shipping in the US.
I can email pictures if/when needed.
Contact me: hbcl...@yahoo.com
Musa knickers. Blue Medium. I tried these on while visiting Rivendell,
brought them home. Wife washed them. Been sitting since. Seems I'm
just not a
Shifters sold - THANKS!!
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On Jan 18, 3:41 pm, Kelly Sleeper tkslee...@gmail.com wrote:
I've got some really nice knee length golf socks that would look great with
them.
I suppose I should elaborate, although at the risk of removing myself
from the 23%.
My explanation was lacking a bit. It's specifically the musa
Price drop:
Knickers: $50
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Price drop:
Knickers: $50
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Price drops:
MUSA Knickers: $45 (never worn by a human! Or non human for that
matter. Unless the Riv guys put them on themselves or mannequins
before packaging?) (That was a joke.)
Noodles: $50
Price includes postal shipping.
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Thanks CT!!
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Nutmeg huh? Is MUSA Connecticutous? Yea...making words.
Might as well add some stuff to the list:
Deore 6 speed thumbies. Clean, working. Partial crack in the cosmetic
plastic housing.
Deore XT front derailleur. FD-M735. Some patina, but perfect working.
XT rear derailleur. Used not abused.
Noodles are spoken for!
Thanks!!
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I thought some of you might appreciate this.
I ventured into the attic at request of the wife looking for a
particular book.
Not having any luck in the places I expected, the search widened into
some time capsule boxes. Stumbling across some old comic books and
drawings I had done back in grade
Fantastic find! Thanks.
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I will chime in as the first owner of that beautiful beast!
I got in more than 100 on it, but I took extremely good care of it,
and it did look absolutely new when I passed it on.
Such a nice bike. Sorry it has to find a new home, but rest assured it
will be loved where it lands. Good luck!
How about this:
-52cm raw clear Frame / Fork with Headset
-Rich built LX/Synergy wheels with Pacenti Quasi-moto 2.1's
-XT shadow rear derailleur
-XT (newer style) Crankset/BB
-XTR front derailleur
-Shimano slr canti brakes
-Nitto seatpost
1850 shipped within the US
Thanks
Brad
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The Herons were really beautifully understated too. I was lucky to see
one here in Denver while on a ride and it was gorgeous. I snapped a
decent picture and used it as my desktop for a long while...then
killed my laptop and lost it.
Never did meet up with the owner. If you have/had an icy bluish
I would wait till they sober up a bit before feeding them anything.
You give em a good spin while sideways, you could end up cleaning puke
off your shoes.
Seriously, I had some sneaks and greased them new from someones
recommendation. They were quiet for some time, but after a wet ride
started
No connection. Still tasty like bacon.
http://denver.craigslist.org/bik/1684954501.html
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Saturday morning I set out on the Bleriot with a friend of mine for a
little 100 mile jaunt. His new years goal was to do at least one
century ride each month. My goal was to accompany him on an as of yet
undetermined number of them. Well this month we decided to mix in as
much dirt road rough
Here is my buddies blog post with more pictures.
http://grinderswheels.blogspot.com/
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I tinker with old watches ad am getting into recycling old leather
into watch straps.
Shave with a 1950's DE Gillette Superspeed.
Sewing, although not as much since I had to sell my Bernina 950 due to
space issues.
Woodblock printing.
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Lots of toiling on my part.
Lots of help, guidance, and reassurance on RBW's part.
My 59cm A.H.H.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/42027...@n00/sets/72157623986998644/
Some friends of my friend had a trip planned to hit the MTB trails on
the western slopes of Colorado in the town of Fruita, and I
On May 4, 7:24 am, Mike mjawn...@gmail.com wrote:
The bike looks perfect and the ride epic. I'm really leaning towards
putting mustache bars on the Hilsen this summer. I think I need to try
them out. What did you end up doing about the stem?
I ended up using an 80 dirt drop stem. It pulled
On May 4, 9:00 am, Frederick, Steve frede...@mail.lib.msu.edu
wrote:
FWIW, the Dirt Drop is also available in a short quill version. Ben's
carries it:
http://www.benscycle.net/index.php?main_page=product_infoproducts_id...
Might let you lower your bars a bit but keep that winning Dirt
http://www.flickr.com/photos/42027...@n00/sets/72157623986998644/
What's on the middle of the top tube?
That is a Kashimax Five Gold top tube protector. They are specifically
made for kierin racing bikes in Japan. It was left over from my track
days, and I found it again while looking for a
On May 4, 6:39 pm, Shaun Meehan meehan.sh...@gmail.com wrote:
Wow! The riding looks fantastic and you both have great looking bikes
(especially the AHH). What kind of bike is your friend riding? You
guys have mad riding skillz! Thanks for sharing the great pictures.
Shaun Meehan
Thanks
My buddy pulled together some of the video. Gives a pretty fair
assessment of the riding.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ak7JpiqfWjgfeature=player_embedded
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So now that I have been fitted to a 59 AHH...I believe the Bleriot is
no longer going to be needed.
It is currently disassembled, but could potentially be built complete
semi to suit.
Before I go building it, I thought I might drop a line here.
55 frame
Chris King classic / dyad rims
Moustache
OK it's on the block:
Frame / Fork / Headset / Nitto Seatpost - $650 plus actual shipping.
Complete bike (minus seat)- $1350 plus shipping.
- Chris King classic hubs / Dyad wheels / 3x double butted spokes.
- Choice of Fatty Rumpkins or Maxy Fastys
- Choice of Moustache bars or 42 drops
- 9spd
On May 8, 9:38 am, jinxed hbcl...@yahoo.com wrote:
OK it's on the block:
Frame / Fork / Headset / Nitto Seatpost - $650 plus actual shipping.
Complete bike (minus seat)- $1350 plus shipping.
- Chris King classic hubs / Dyad wheels / 3x double butted spokes.
- Choice of Fatty Rumpkins
Although I had two 650b bikes that are now gone, I certainly was not
fearful of parts availability. But to be certain I never expected rims
and tires to be WIDELY available. I expected it to be a lesser 650c.
Unless your local bike shop specializes in tri bikes, they might have
a pair of tubes,
I am moving on some parts that no longer have bikes to call home.
- 650b wheelset. $300 plus whatever it costs to get them to you. US
only please.
Black Chris King Classic hubs with aluminum drive body. 32h. Laced
with silver double butted spokes to silver Velocity Dyad rims. Hubs we
removed from
I think bike lust is great. I think paying prices above and beyond
sometimes are fine. If it's something maybe you wanted at one time but
could never find or afford go for it. I also think mystique is
generally bs. I would be more apt to re-buy a bike I had based on my
history or experience with
Shifters sold pending payment.
Adding pictures here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/42027...@n00/sets/72157621914514982/
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Shifters SOLD
Wheels SOLD
Tires - now $50 shipped
Saddle - now $75 shipped
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Eric,
I was curious with the same exact question when ordering my AHH. Most
of the pictures I had seen were of the (standard?) darker blue which
was fine with me. The 59 I ordered however was in the other blue.
Jay told me it was quite similar, but with a slight sparkle to it. Not
overly
Dang. If this would fit my 42 tires...it would be mine
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I'll vote yes.
I saved this from a long slow rusty death years ago and made it my
single speed.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/42027...@n00/4800182153/#/photos/42027...@n00/4800182153/lightbox/
Although I have not used it much since picking up a Rivendell, I am
glad I have it. I routinely rode it
I have done this a few times.
Like Joel, I got lucky exactly one time and the grip basically just
popped loose and came right off.
Every other time it's been a razor blade and some time to kill. I
found that using a window scraper type blade holder is helpful. Think
of it like cutting corn off
I have done this a few times.
Like Joel, I got lucky exactly one time and the grip basically just
popped loose and came right off.
Every other time it's been a razor blade and some time to kill. I
found that using a window scraper type blade holder is helpful. Think
of it like cutting corn off
Not to enable, but I have been to the Rockmount store many times,
and have owned probably 5 or 6 very similar shirts over the years.
They really are nice. Bit o' the billy myself.
I was honestly shocked to see them on Rivendell. Not because they
don't fit in, just because they are local to me. I
Took the wife and kiddo up to the mountains this weekend for some
camping and outdoor fun. Weather was a nice break from the 90+ going
on in Denver. Got a beautiful rain on Saturday that I decided to go
riding in. The foot trails that line the river behind our cabin are
layered with pine needles
On Jul 25, 7:24 pm, R Gonet richard.go...@earthlink.net wrote:
What a great set of photos. Wish I wuz there. Where, exactly, were
these taken?
We are just short of the divide on the east side in the Pike National
Forrest. Hall Valley - Park Co. Rd. 60. It's the run up to Websters
pass.
Are
On Jul 25, 10:56 pm, Rob Harrison robha...@gmail.com wrote:
Looks and sounds like a fabulous weekend.
Tell me about the hikaru dorodango. (My wife translated for me.) Does
it fire and glaze, like ceramic? It's beautiful! May have to try that
next campfire
Rob in Seattle
Nope...it's
So I wanted to post a quick note and follow up on the previous thread.
I received my restock of lapel pins and have everyone taken care of
who pre-ordered them. Thank you very much for the support, and keep
the pictures coming.
We also got a quickie blog put together for some caffeinated fun.
So I see said the blind man!
Very cool, I never knew. Good heads up, thanks Seth!
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Ahh but Is it better for them to be shiny from having been cleaned and
polished, or to have never been gotten dirty in the first place?
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LOWERING PRICES
Pictures here:http://tinyurl.com/lg56lg
-Deore 7 speed thumb shifters friction or sis. One of the original
clamp screws was replaced...I will try to get an original. Nice
condition. $30
-Deore 6 speed thumb shifters friction or sis. One of the plastic
housings has a
Deore 7 speed thumb shifters friction or sis. One of the original
clamp screws was replaced...I will try to get an original. Nice
condition. $30
-Deore 6 speed thumb shifters friction or sis. One of the plastic
housings has a crack, otherwise real nice condition. $25
-Set of Mountain LX front
Couple years ago I broke a bone in my foot that caused some big pain
when using my Sidi's. So I went out and picked up some Specialized
Body Geometry shoes hoping the wider toe box would help out. That was
a year ago, and I still cannot wear a road shoe for longer than 30
minutes without trouble.
I know asking a bunch of bike nuts which bike for me is a bit of a
silly proposition, but I do have some specific questions and would
love to hear the commentary.
So obviously as the thread title suggests, I am considering a
Bombadil, coming from a full suspension bike.
Now that comment in and
I mean this entirely positively - but the above sounds like
advertisement for rivendell:
When it is time to be an adult, talk to rivendell, they have the bike for
you
:)
good luck on the decision on the bombadil.
-sv
Taken as such! BUT the funny thing is, I am now back to riding
Dan,
Thanks for that very insightful input. You are touching on some things
that I failed to mention. Mainly the stupid hurts factor that I can
be overcome with at times. You are really singing the truth with the
confidence building of full suspension. Many times I realized half way
through a
OK so a bit ago I posted up the query of dumping my full suspension
Yeti in favor of a Bombadil. I got some great advice and decided to
test the waters a bit. My biggest concern was feeling like I might
regret the decision once I got into the dirt. Well to quell that I
borrowed my buddies vintage
Does the Sam hillborne come in 650b?
Keep the bleriot, get a SH with two wheelsets?
you certainly do have nice problems.
-sv
Seth,
Well, the SH does come in 650b but not in my size. And even then, I
believe it has the same tire clearances of the Bleriot so it would be
a wash.
I do love
On Sep 25, 1:24 pm, Tim McNamara tim...@bitstream.net wrote:
Don't make the assumption that 26 wheels don't feel great on the
road. My All-Rounder with 26 wheels and Pasela 26 x 1.25 tires is
as fast as any of my 700C wheeled road bikes. Given that I coast
downhill faster than most
On Sep 25, 2:40 pm, rperks perks@gmail.com wrote:
What size are you looking at? I may have missed it, but that would
help in the advice department.
My Bleriot is a 55 and I would be on the 52 Bombadil as per RBW. I am
a little unsure on an Atlantis...maybe 54.5 or 56
Based on some of the
On Sep 25, 5:01 pm, Eric Daume ericda...@gmail.com wrote:
If you want to go cheaper, Haro makes a 650B mountain bike. I think it's
called the Beasly. Oops, I just checked and it's north of two grand. That
seems like a lot for a made in Taiwan steel hardtail. Soma is also making a
650B frame.
Now I am neither confirming nor denying that I ordered a Bombadil, but
I do have a question specifically regarding that bike although I
suppose it applies to all Riv bike listings
When they list a max tire size spec, is that as in go wider and it
will hit your fenders or go wider and it will
a little more breathing room.
On Oct 8, 9:26 pm, jinxed hbcl...@yahoo.com wrote:
Now I am neither confirming nor denying that I ordered a Bombadil, but
I do have a question specifically regarding that bike although I
suppose it applies to all Riv bike listings
When they list a max
I know the topic of other Rivish companies has come up in the past,
and I wanted to add to the list so to speak. New Belgium Brewery in
Fort Collins Colorado. I am almost embarrassed to admit it has taken
me so long to actually pay a visit being only an hour away in Denver.
Fat Tire Ale was one
The saddle will certainly darken over time, and will darken somewhat
with an application of Proofide. However if you treat the saddle with
Obenaufs saddle treatment it will darken considerably more. Weather
and use are factors too, but the treatments will alter it initially.
My Bleriot saddle has
On Oct 16, 11:37 am, William F. House williamfho...@gmail.com
wrote:
Jinxed - are you in Colorado?
Yea, I am in south east Denver near CC reservoir. You too?
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I was scrounging through my totally organized (rght) random parts
box looking for a binder bolt that I eventually turned up, but I also
found 4 pair of down tube shifters. I have no need for these, and do
not even remember acquiring them. They are a bit random, and not all
are totally
Why in the world are posting on the internet instead of riding that
sexy beast?!?!
I hope you put some miles on it today...it was way too nice out not
to. From what I hear, Boulder weather is much nicer than the stuff we
get down here in Denver. ;)
Beautiful piece o machinery.
I suppose the subject says it allbut here is the fine print:
I have an as new Olive Carradice Pendle bag (@ 11ltr capacity) that I
picked up to use on my incoming Bombadil due any day. I have been
using a Barley on my Bleriot and love it but wanted a bit bigger size
for the Bomba.
Well, I
I picked these up a while ago with plans to upgrade the crankset on my
Bleriot but never did it.
NOS, never installed, still has the green shimano alien spooge all
over it. Silver, slim, classy.
The cranks are 170mm 52/42/30 (no box)
BB is matching 105 BB-5500 70x118.5 (with box)
I would like
Email sent regarding tent.
Thanks!
Brad
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On Nov 8, 2:37 pm, Rene Sterental orthie...@gmail.com wrote:
Why were you thinking you should have gone with the Atlantis instead of the
Bombadil, if I may ask? Can you expand what your thoughts were and why you
are now convinced the Bombadil was the better choice?
Rene,
I would have been
I am still getting rid of project stuff that is no longer projected.
I added a couple sets of Suntour power shifters. A super clean set of
thumbies, and a set of barenders either $45 shipped.
I also added a Selle San Marco Rolls saddle. I purchased this off a
display bike in a shop several
Suntour thumbies sold.
Rolls saddle pending.
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Rolls is Sold man!
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Bar end shifters gone too!! Dang...that was fast.
There is some other stuff in there too.
Mountain LX derailleurs
Deore SIS thumb shifters
Random stuff.
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So I picked up a solo tent to use for my bike camping, and no longer
have a need for my 2 person Kelty.
I have used it 2 times. Originally it belonged to the US forest
service and was leftover after the Woodland park fires in Colorado.
They apparently had a bunch for the out of state
Winter cleaning yea? I have some random stuff, but added these:
105 5500 series triple cranks with bottom bracket. NOS. $150 shipped
Bunch of sunglasses...I can only wear my prescription pair now, so I'm
cleaning the drawer.
Oakley polarized monster pups - $65
Optic nerve Membranes - $30 (4 lens
Fantastic Matt!!
I stuck a couple shots of mine in there. Hopefully it will keep
growing!
Brad
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I have a 33 or so waist...given time of year. My inseam is @ 30-31 so
I figured the Mediums would be the ticket for not too tight, not too
big.
Anyway, if you have a pair you'd consider selling, let me know!
Thanks
Brad
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Anne,
Thanks for the sizing reference. I am 5'10 and weigh in about
148-150. I heard their sizing was a bit goofy but it seemed I fell
right in the medium. I would guess being elastic/drawstring I could
wear a large too. I erred medium because I dont want them too long.
It's always a gamble with
Fantastic! What a great ride. It looks absolutely balmy compared to
our predicted high of 14 today. Still might get out on the bike for
quick jaunt though!!
Thanks for posting such a great series of pictures!
On Dec 8, 8:08 am, Mike mjawn...@gmail.com wrote:
Erik, great shots. Thanks for
Rene,
I am very in tune with your dilemma. I have been able to get my
Bombadil off road on some familiar trails. And now I am fearing I have
chosen the wrong size, or frame all together. I have never had any
issues with stand over clearance in the past, but on 2 of my 3
singletrack rides on the
I have been fighting this decision for years but it's time to just
give up the fight.
The first Brooks I ever purchased was a beautiful almost NOS
Professional from 1973. I have ridden it on just about every bike I've
owned for years. The problem is, I have never been comfortable on it.
I keep
I have a couple buddies that are professional mountain bikers and ride
for a team out here. I used to do a bunch of riding with them till I
became a fat happy dad. Anyway, they do an annual NYD ride that heads
up the road portion of Lookout Mountain in Golden Colorado then down a
mountain bike
I am running the max width tire Riv recommends, 2.0. Specifically the
Pacenti Quasi-Moto. They did fine, but I had been running 2.3's on my
old bike and felt there can be a huge benefit in that depending on
conditions. I used to do a bunch of snow riding and loved the
continental vertical 2.3's on
My friend decided that he was going to set a ride goal of doing one
century a month for 2010. I decided I would tag along on some of them.
Well, he got his January century in a couple weeks back, but since
we had some overlapping time off and the weather was cooperative, we
decided to head out
On Jan 18, 1:00 pm, cyclotourist cyclotour...@gmail.com wrote:
Sheesh, y'all make fun of the SoCal folk for not using mudguards!!! :-)
So how did the M-bars work out?
I would never give any static regarding fender use one way or the
other. I know it's not very rivish of me, but for my
Not vintage, but I think classic is the appropriate word.
Anyway, I was digging through stuff I am not using and came up with a
hand full of jerseys. I have a nice Cycles Peugeot in French flag
colors, and an older Pearl Izumi I thought may be of use to someone
here.
I am 5'9 and @ 145-155lbs
So there have been several recent threads I have been following with
interest. They are all revolving around questions I have regarding my
Bombadil. Canti vs. side pull, 26 vs. 650b vs. 700, and the subtle
shades of Rivendell models, ie: bikes like the Hunq and Sam falling in
between other
On Feb 11, 4:47 pm, Dave Craig dcr...@prescott.edu wrote:
Isn't it wonderful that we are fortunate enough to have these kinds of
choices in life?
Dave
Absolutely agree with you there. As with your other points too.
I think what is happening to me is that I used to do many different
types of
On Feb 11, 7:25 pm, Earl Grey earlg...@gmail.com wrote:
Personally, I like my bikes versatile, and I'd rather have two
versatile bikes that are too similar then two different bikes that
are limited in their versatility but occupy different niches. Make
them different through different set-ups.
Dang, Kip. That does look great.
We will certainly have to plan the Clash Of the Titans this summer!
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Not the owner, just happened to notice it on craigs list.
05 model said to have full Dura Ace and ti railed Brooks for $1500.
http://denver.craigslist.org/bik/1598336788.html
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I suppose the title pretty much sums it up. I want to go with a dirt
drop on my Bomba and have the bullmoose to trade.
Drop me a line, lets trade recipes!
Brad - Denver CO
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No problem at all! I actually think the position is great for mountain
biking. But since I picked up an X0-3 that will do my MTB duties, I
wanted to rework the Bomba into something I don't have...a drop bar
knobby, all rounder!!
I thought a dirt drop would fit the bill nicely! If I can't find
Gary,
I checked into that bar actually, and along with being black, they do
not accept bar end shifters. Not sure about the ergo hump in the drop
portion, but it might be comfy?
EricP,
It would seem like a no brainer for nitto to make more...it seems
there are several companies making homages
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