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  1. I recently put together a bike with an MTB handlebar and it
    doesn't quite fit me right. I could try a shorter stem, but
    I was thinking it might look good and be more comfortable
    with a swept-back handlebar. In particular I'd like one
    without a lot of bends, just a simple arc shape. I can't
    find anyone who sells something like this. I found a couple
    OEM takeoffs on eBay, but I got outbid. Any suggestions on
    brands/models/retailers I should check out?

    Thanks,

    - mark

  2. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by Mark Vieselmeye
    I recently put together a bike with an MTB handlebar and it
    doesn't quite fit me right. I could try a shorter stem, but
    I was thinking it might look good and be more comfortable
    with a swept-back handlebar. In particular I'd like one
    without a lot of bends, just a simple arc shape. I can't
    find anyone who sells something like this. I found a couple
    OEM takeoffs on eBay, but I got outbid. Any suggestions on
    brands/models/retailers I should check out?

    Thanks,

    - mark

    I've also been thinking about good alternatives to the standard "flat" bars on my hybrid and have considered something like the Nitto Albatross:
    http://rivendellbicycles.com/webalog/handlebars_stems_tape/16127.html

    ..or this Nitto Multiposition bar:
    http://www.jitensha.com/eng/bars_e.html#anchor

    Nitto Moustache bars look nice too but they don't accept mountain bike components so you'd have to swap out more stuff.

    Let me know if you find anything else interesting..

  3. Mark Vieselmeyer said:

    I recently put together a bike with an MTB handlebar and
    it doesn't quite fit me right. I could try a shorter stem,
    but I was thinking it might look good and be more
    comfortable with a swept-back handlebar. In particular I'd
    like one without a lot of bends, just a simple arc shape.
    I can't find anyone who sells something like this. I found
    a couple OEM takeoffs on eBay, but I got outbid. Any
    suggestions on brands/models/retailers I should check out?

    Thanks,

    - mark

    Have you tried momovelo.commomovelo.com , surely some
    interesting stuff there. see:
    store.yahoo.comhandlebars.html

    Carl.

  4. carl <c a g _ n g@sbcglobal.( n e t)> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    Mark Vieselmeyer said:

    I recently put together a bike with an MTB handlebar and
    it doesn't quite fit me right. I could try a shorter
    stem, but I was thinking it might look good and be more
    comfortable with a swept-back handlebar. In particular
    I'd like one without a lot of bends, just a simple arc
    shape. I can't find anyone who sells something like
    this. I found a couple OEM takeoffs on eBay, but I got
    outbid. Any suggestions on brands/models/retailers I
    should check out?

    Thanks,

    - mark

    Have you tried momovelo.commomovelo.com , surely some
    interesting stuff there. see:
    store.yahoo.comhandlebars.html

    Carl.

    I would be cautious about momovelo:

    catfood.phred.orgquery.asp
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  5. carl <c a g _ n g@sbcglobal.( n e t)> wrote:

    : Have you tried momovelo.commomovelo.com , surely some
    : interesting stuff there. see:
    : store.yahoo.comhandlebars.html

    Hmm, I think one of the Promenade bars might just fit the
    bill. Here's a nice example I just googled up:
    bikecult.comschwnsupDP.html

    - mark

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