Good thread you resurrected Mitchel Fulfer.
Birdman Issac's StumpJumper with 2.5's is awesome. I have 2.3" on my "SC"
of similar year (mine: '84) and didn't think 2.5" would fit. I think the
ET's small tread/knobs help. I'll keep an eye out.
I assume Captain Conway's bars sold quick. That 2020 p
hey! if you are ever looking to sell this frame- id buy!
On Monday, March 30, 2020 at 9:56:06 PM UTC-7 Birdman wrote:
> Good catch, Sam. My bad.
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Good catch, Sam. My bad.
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The drawback of the Jitensha bars is that the grip area is relatively short
and so you can't use brake levers with standard length grips.
On Monday, March 30, 2020 at 5:24:04 PM UTC-7, Samuel Huang wrote:
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> Thanks for the info -- comparing them on whatbars it looks like the
> Jitenshas are na
Thanks for the info -- comparing them on whatbars it looks like the
Jitenshas are narrower and have more sweep back actually. The Get Arounds
do seem more fun/adventurey/MTB-suitable with a whole 120mm in extra width,
and I could just keep my old 25.4 stem. Might have to give them a shot!
On Su
Hi Sam,
I had Jitensha bars on my Quickbeam several years ago. It’s been so long that i
can’t make a direct comparison, other than to say that The Get Around Bars or
more comfortable than I remember the Jitensha bars feeling. Others may chime in
with a more recent point of reference. The GABs ha
I'm thinking of converting a vintage road bike from drops to a flat bar.
Tried out my friend's Miyata 210 set up with Nitto Jitensha bars and they
felt really nice. These look great too though! Any thoughts on how the Get
Around bars compare to the Jitenshas?
Sam in Berkeley
On Friday, March
I have gotten a few inquiries about my offer so here is the information:
Yes, they are silver. I only road these for a few months last summer but there
are some scratches in the 'skid proof' coating from other handlebars rubbing
against them in my garage and some shop wear from storage but the
I'm in the minority. I had get around bars mated to a Nitto hi-riser stem on
my quickbeam and I did not like them. If someone reads this and wants mine,
please buy them!
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I have both the Wavie and Getaround bar. The getaround is really fun for
mountian biking and adventurous around town ridding. The Wavie bar is also
great at those tasks but also much more comfortable on long rides since it
has a little more back sweep and a nice forward hand position. That’s how
And Gabriel, that Rockhopper is amazing
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Thanks guys! I'm really excited about how it turned out.
Gabriel, I'm running 26" Ritchey Vantage Experts. The ETs measure 2.5" wide
and 2 5/16" tall.
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