Has anyone noticed that TTT road bars are narrow across the top? If so, what other bars do you know of that are this way. I have a TTT Prima and Forgie XL bar and would like to get a good set that are not narrow across the top. Thanks to all that help.
Has anyone noticed that TTT road bars are narrow across the top? If so, what other bars do you know of that are this way. I have a TTT Prima and Forgie XL bar and would like to get a good set that are not narrow across the top. Thanks to all that help.
Buy a wider size? 3T bars are measured end-to-end, while most manufacturers use center-to-center.
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Has anyone noticed that TTT road bars are narrow across the top? If so, what other bars do you know of that are this way. I have a TTT Prima and Forgie XL bar and would like to get a good set that are not narrow across the top. Thanks to all that help.
Buy a wider size? 3T bars are measured end-to-end, while most manufacturers use center-to-center.
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Hi, I believe that Deda and ITM also measure o-o, while others such as Easton go c-c. Another point which has been discussed before [I know because I did a search a while back], is where the bar is actually measured. I have a set of no name bars on my LeMond that are speced as 42cm c-c. The only place they meet that dimension is at the ends of the bar. If you measure across in the area of the brake hoods, they are 40cm c-c. I plan on buying new bars and before discovering this, I was set to buy 42cm c-c, now I'm not so sure. My old bike came with bars that are 38cm c-c and it has a frame size of 23"[57.5cm], while the LeMond is a 53cm frame. I think this has been discussed too. Old theory was narrow bars for better aerodynamics, now wider bars for improved breathing. It all sound good;-) Life is Good! Jeff