Aaron:
I do have Boscos on my other bike, a too-small-for-me Rock Hopper, and they
work great. Because the Hilsen is sized right for me, I didn't need the
extreme rise that comes with the boscos, and I wanted to try a different
bar for variety. Lucky for me, the Albas turned out to be just the tic
Chris,
Those look great, and I love (like love love) that color of bar tape. Just
curious why you went with Albatross instead of Bosco bars?
-Aaron Young
The Dalles, OR
On Sat, Jan 18, 2014 at 5:15 PM, Pondero wrote:
> I wondered whether I'd be able to use albatross bars on my 5-6 hour
> we
I wondered whether I'd be able to use albatross bars on my 5-6 hour weekend
rides.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/28889177@N06/12021993526/
Enthusiastically, yes.
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I feel the same way about with the Albas even after five months.
Curtis "who has rolled with the Coconut's 47 AHH on his 67 AHH"
On Saturday, January 18, 2014, Christopher Chen wrote:
> I've been wanting to switch from 46 Noodles to Albas or Boscos for some
> time now. I had a chance to put som
Looks phenomenal Chris. I flare my levers out a bit as well.
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I've been wanting to switch from 46 Noodles to Albas or Boscos for some
time now. I had a chance to put some 52 Boscos on my Bay Area bike, and
it's been so fun it's only accelerated my desire to go upright with the
Hilsen. Not to mention Coconut Bill came up to Portland with his
Albatross'd 47 Hil
