Bicycle hand grips - shock absorbant cushy
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Low Tech Hand Grips
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No one has mentioned the added drag from having a windmill on the handlebar.
That might be okay when the light is needed, but what about the rest of the
time? Maybe a removable nose-cone would help direct the air around it in
the daytime. -
Oh my - cut to the size of handle grips - see instuctions - enclosed
picutre.
nose cone is option available in orange from construction site.Leo Lichtman said:
No one has mentioned the added drag from having a windmill on the handlebar.
That might be okay when the light is needed, but what about the rest of the
time? Maybe a removable nose-cone would help direct the air around it in
the daytime.
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