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    Bob
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    Any sources for alloy moustache bars other than Nitto ? It pains me to
    pay $60+ for Nitto bars and I am more interested in function than
    prestige so brand is not crucial. Hoping for 25.4 clamp.

    Thanks,

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  2. JeffWills
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    Bob said:

    Any sources for alloy moustache bars other than Nitto ? It pains me to
    pay $60+ for Nitto bars and I am more interested in function than
    prestige so brand is not crucial. Hoping for 25.4 clamp.

    Thanks,

    Like these?
    http://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?category=92&sku=13586

    Jeff

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  3. Gabe Brovedani
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    Bob said:

    Any sources for alloy moustache bars other than Nitto ? It pains me to
    pay $60+ for Nitto bars and I am more interested in function than
    prestige so brand is not crucial. Hoping for 25.4 clamp.

    Thanks,

    http://www.nashbar.com/
    under mtb handlebars

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  4. Kurd
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    "JeffWills" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    Bob said:

    Any sources for alloy moustache bars other than Nitto ? It pains me to
    pay $60+ for Nitto bars and I am more interested in function than
    prestige so brand is not crucial. Hoping for 25.4 clamp.

    Thanks,

    Like these?
    http://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?category=92&sku=13586

    Jeff

    Sorry, ours are steel.

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  5. Bob
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    On Sun, 16 Apr 2006 00:10:38 GMT, Gabe Brovedani <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:
    Bob said:

    Any sources for alloy moustache bars other than Nitto ? It pains me to
    pay $60+ for Nitto bars and I am more interested in function than
    prestige so brand is not crucial. Hoping for 25.4 clamp.

    Thanks,

    http://www.nashbar.com/
    under mtb handlebars

    Found those previously but they are steel.

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  6. Alex Rodriguez
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    In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden]
    says...

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    On Sun, 16 Apr 2006 00:10:38 GMT, Gabe Brovedani <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:
    Bob said:

    Any sources for alloy moustache bars other than Nitto ? It pains me to
    pay $60+ for Nitto bars and I am more interested in function than
    prestige so brand is not crucial. Hoping for 25.4 clamp.

    Thanks,

    http://www.nashbar.com/
    under mtb handlebars

    Found those previously but they are steel.

    How about http://www.vandesselsports.com/accessories.php . These came standard
    on their discontinued SuperFly model. When I first got them they felt a bit
    narrow, but after riding them a while they felt fine.
    -------------
    Alex

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  7. Mike Reed
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    JeffWills said:

    Like these?
    http://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?category=92&sku=13586

    My favorite quote of the day (from that link):
    "The long ends allow you to push behind the saddle further for steep
    off-road descents."

    Yeah, 'cause you want your hands REALLY far from the brake levers on
    steep off-road descents. (In their photo, the brake levers are mounted
    really far forward on the bars.)

    -Mike

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