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  1. This weekend I'm planning on removing my existing time trial drops and installing traditional road handlebars. This will obviously involve removing the brake levers (which are not STI levers). I will therefore need to replace the handlebar tape.

    I've no doubt that there are some little tricks and tips that would make this job a lot easier. Could anyone direct me to a site with clear step by step instructions? Or if you have the time, maybe you could provide some of your own advice?

    Thanks in advance 😄

  2. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by Walrus
    This weekend I'm planning on removing my existing time trial drops and installing traditional road handlebars. This will obviously involve removing the brake levers (which are not STI levers). I will therefore need to replace the handlebar tape.

    I've no doubt that there are some little tricks and tips that would make this job a lot easier. Could anyone direct me to a site with clear step by step instructions? Or if you have the time, maybe you could provide some of your own advice?

    Thanks in advance 😄

    Some good instructions and tips:

    http://www.parktool.com/repair_help/bartape.shtml

  3. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by serenaslu
    Some good instructions and tips:

    http://www.parktool.com/repair_help/bartape.shtml

    That's a really good guide, thanks.

    Pity they don't go through removing brake levers/handlebars.

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