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Taking the bike by the horns

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  1. Wheeee! I am t3h 1337 bik3 haxx0r! I swapped the drop bars and brifters for
    bullhorns, non-STI brake levers and bar-cons today. An unmitigated success
    and I'm rather pleased. The non-indexed shifter for the front derailleur is
    very nice indeed. (*flips bird at balky indexed brifter languishing in the
    shed* Who controls the horizontal now, huh?) I stop harder thanks to being
    able to grab the levers properly, even if travel is a little limited and
    I've got a *much* comfier set of riding positions available to me. All
    finished off with fsck off orange bar tape. No photos at the moment because
    the camera appears to be hiding. Stay tuned...

  2. Resound said:

    Wheeee! I am t3h 1337 bik3 haxx0r! I swapped the drop bars and brifters for bullhorns, non-STI brake levers and bar-cons today.

    w00t! You groupie you... take one more step & get cyclocross levers & become a cat magnet .. http://www.flickr.com/photos/51035538080@N01/85807585/

  3. On 2006-02-17, Resound (aka Bruce)
    was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:

    Quoted message said:

    Wheeee! I am t3h 1337 bik3 haxx0r! I swapped the drop bars and brifters for
    bullhorns, non-STI brake levers and bar-cons today. An unmitigated success
    and I'm rather pleased. The non-indexed shifter for the front derailleur is
    very nice indeed. (*flips bird at balky indexed brifter languishing in the
    shed* Who controls the horizontal now, huh?) I stop harder thanks to being
    able to grab the levers properly, even if travel is a little limited and
    I've got a *much* comfier set of riding positions available to me. All
    finished off with fsck off orange bar tape.

    Stealth orange? You won't be able to find your bars, but the rest of
    the bike is easy!

    Quoted message said:

    No photos at the moment because
    the camera appears to be hiding. Stay tuned...

    I found my wallet! It was on my seat at work. I panicked at first,
    because I was expecting to find it on the desk, and couldn't see it.

    --
    TimC
    My cats are forbidden from walking on my computer keyboard on the desk
    when I'm asdfjjhhkl;ljfd.;oier' puyykmm4hbdm9lo9j USING IT. --unknown

  4. cfsmtb said:

    w00t! You groupie you... take one more step & get cyclocross levers & become a cat magnet .. http://www.flickr.com/photos/51035538080@N01/85807585/

    I am already a cat magnet with no need for such cheap theatrics. Besides, I have funky reversed [censored]-Ace brake levers for extra pedestrian mangling fun. (I was going to mount them conventionally but that bent the cable too sharply)

  5. TimC said:

    On 2006-02-17, Resound (aka Bruce)
    was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:

    Quoted message said:

    Wheeee! I am t3h 1337 bik3 haxx0r! I swapped the drop bars and brifters for
    bullhorns, non-STI brake levers and bar-cons today. An unmitigated success
    and I'm rather pleased. The non-indexed shifter for the front derailleur is
    very nice indeed. (*flips bird at balky indexed brifter languishing in the
    shed* Who controls the horizontal now, huh?) I stop harder thanks to being
    able to grab the levers properly, even if travel is a little limited and
    I've got a *much* comfier set of riding positions available to me. All
    finished off with fsck off orange bar tape.

    Stealth orange? You won't be able to find your bars, but the rest of
    the bike is easy!

    Quoted message said:

    No photos at the moment because
    the camera appears to be hiding. Stay tuned...

    I found my wallet! It was on my seat at work. I panicked at first,
    because I was expecting to find it on the desk, and couldn't see it.

    Oy Tim U going to Disc?

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