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Bar Ends: Something to compensate for sweep?

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  1. Seems like bar ends and sweep are a bad combination - like the sweep will angle
    the ends outwards so as to catch brush even easier.

    Are there bar ends whose angle can be adjusted to nullify the effect of sweep?
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    PeteCresswell

  2. (Pete Cresswell) said:

    Seems like bar ends and sweep are a bad combination - like the sweep will angle
    the ends outwards so as to catch brush even easier.

    Are there bar ends whose angle can be adjusted to nullify the effect of sweep?

    And now you know why some of us have opted to dispose of the little evil
    doers.

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    Slacker

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    Quoted message said:

    Seems like bar ends and sweep are a bad combination - like the sweep will


    angle

    Quoted message said:

    the ends outwards so as to catch brush even easier.

    Are there bar ends whose angle can be adjusted to nullify the effect of


    sweep?

    Quoted message said:

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    PeteCresswell

    http://cambriabike.com/bars&ends/titec_130_long_mag_barends.htm

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    I've spent most of my money on mountain biking and windsurfing.
    The rest I've just wasted.

  4. Pete Cresswell says:

    Quoted message said:

    Are there bar ends whose angle can be adjusted to nullify the effect of
    sweep?

    Just use regular ones - but mount 'em vertically. ;-P

    Steve "Next!"

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