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  1. I've been looking for some weird Wald high-rise for a project bike. The ones I'm thinking of have a
    large useless forward curvature as they rise before terminating in the flat handle part. All the
    local shops are either uninterested or playing dumb. Anyone know of a reputable online seller of
    such oddities?

  2. In article <[email hidden]>,

    papercut said:

    I've been looking for some weird Wald high-rise for a project bike. The ones I'm thinking of have a
    large useless forward curvature as they rise before terminating in the flat handle part. All the
    local shops are either uninterested or playing dumb. Anyone know of a reputable online seller of
    such oddities?

    Perhaps you can discover the part number if it's in an online catalog such as
    bikepartsusa.comf b Wald Knowing the part number would help in ordering.

    --Paul

  3. "papercut" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I've been looking for some weird Wald high-rise for a project bike. The ones I'm thinking of have
    a large useless forward curvature as they rise before terminating in the flat handle part. All the
    local shops are either uninterested or playing dumb. Anyone know of a reputable online seller of
    such oddities?

    a few possibilities here:

    rivendellbicycles.comhandlebars stems tape

    Kyle

  4. [email hidden] (papercut) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    I've been looking for some weird Wald high-rise for a project bike. The ones I'm thinking of have
    a large useless forward curvature as they rise before terminating in the flat handle part. All the
    local shops are either uninterested or playing dumb. Anyone know of a reputable online seller of
    such oddities?

    One of these? bikepartsusa.comproduct info.phtml bikepartsusa.comproduct info.phtml
    109822 bikepartsusa.comproduct info.phtml bikepartsusa.comproduct info.phtml
    79873 bikepartsusa.comproduct info.phtml

    Or you could look in their catalog to find exactly the one you want:
    waldllc.comcatalog.html

    Jeff

  5. [email hidden] (papercut) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    I've been looking for some weird Wald high-rise for a project bike. The ones I'm thinking of have
    a large useless forward curvature as they rise before terminating in the flat handle part. All the
    local shops are either uninterested or playing dumb. Anyone know of a reputable online seller of
    such oddities?

    Dear Laceration Jr.,

    Maybe these are what you have in mind?

    shop.sunrisecyclery.com0 bikesusa.ushandlebars.htm
    bikepartsusa.comf b Wald

    Good luck,

    Carl Fogel

  6. (papercut) said:

    I've been looking for some weird Wald high-rise for a project bike. The ones I'm thinking of have a
    large useless forward curvature as they rise before terminating in the flat handle part. All the
    local shops are either uninterested or playing dumb. Anyone know of a reputable online seller of
    such oddities?

    What I believe you are looking for is called a Ramshorn handlebar. They were used on some
    musclebikes back in the late 60's and early 70's. If modern repops are to be found I am unaware of
    them. If you find a pair in good shape be prepared to pay a good dollar for them as they are very
    collectable and sought after.

    Here is an example of a pair on a 1968 F-Series Murray Eliminator-Streeter.

    tinyurl.comypu82

    The picture is located on my F-Series Murray Eliminator website, the ONLY site about these bikes on
    the net. (Soon to have it's new home at dixiebicycles.com)

    tinyurl.comg66h

  7. Thanks for all the leads. The bars I'm thinking of are the model 832 in the Wald catalog. A similar
    idea to the old ramshorn bars of those old chopper bikes, but not quite as flashy. The usual
    suspects, such as bikepartsusa, don't seem to carry them. ALL the LBS carry Wald parts of one type
    or another, but have been unhelpful in this quest. I'm sure there's a store somewhere that has this
    $10 item hanging on a wall collecting dust. I just need to find it.

  8. [email hidden] (papercut) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Thanks for all the leads. The bars I'm thinking of are the model 832 in the Wald catalog. A
    similar idea to the old ramshorn bars of those old chopper bikes, but not quite as flashy. The
    usual suspects, such as bikepartsusa, don't seem to carry them. ALL the LBS carry Wald parts of
    one type or another, but have been unhelpful in this quest. I'm sure there's a store somewhere
    that has this $10 item hanging on a wall collecting dust. I just need to find it.

    Dear PaperCut,

    Aha! Here's what the Wald model 832 looks like:

    home.comcast.netwald832.jpg

    Nothing weird about them--Lance probably uses a pair when training.

    Carl Fogel

  9. [email hidden] (Carl Fogel) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:


    Dear PaperCut,

    Aha! Here's what the Wald model 832 looks like:

    home.comcast.netwald832.jpg

    Nothing weird about them--Lance probably uses a pair when training.

    Carl Fogel

    'Dems the ones!!!

    I thought they would be easy to find, but it looks like I miscalculated.

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