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Stoker bars

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  1. Hi,

    Has anyone tried a pair of these as "normal" road bars? - ie without any tri-bars attached:

    http://www.profile-design.com/roadbars_stoker.html

    They look like an ideal sustitute for flat bars & bar ends (if you have the right shifters)

    Thanks

    ian

  2. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by ian-m
    Hi,

    Has anyone tried a pair of these as "normal" road bars? - ie without any tri-bars attached:

    http://www.profile-design.com/roadbars_stoker.html

    They look like an ideal sustitute for flat bars & bar ends (if you have the right shifters)

    Thanks

    ian

    you'd need bar-end shifters and would lose all the benefits of sti, and for what gain?

  3. Hi Eddie,

    I thought I had seen bars like this with sti shifters on the ends - but if I had to buy bar end shifters too, I agree, it wouldn't be worth it.

    I'm looking at these because I can't find a comfortable position on my drop bars - and I'd never use the drop section anyway. I've done a lot of riding with flat bars & bar ends and really like the riding position that gives me.

    Thanks

  4. maybe you could use mtb shifters? would look strange though. still, it's your bike

  5. Hi Eddie,

    ... or I could even use Shimano's flat bar road shifters:

    http://www.shimano-europe.com/cycling/catalogue/content_prodx.phtml?pid=10526&psid=10525

    Pity my other bike has Campag though - still, if I leave it as is, at least it won't look strange :-)

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