I'd recommend them for anyone else with small hands who has trouble breaking while in the drops. They're excellent.
-- Bean
"I've got a bike You can ride it if you like It's got a basket A bell that rings And things to make it look good I'd give it to you if I could But I borrowed it" Pink Floyd
I'd recommend them for anyone else with small hands who has trouble breaking while in the drops. They're excellent.
That looks like just what I need. After various brakes in bones, I struggle to reach the breaks on the drops. Are they hard to fit? How much $$?
DaveB "deliberately taunting BTH"[/QUOTE]
alternatively, get rid of those 'ergo bars' that are only ergonomic if you have Shrek's hands, and get some shallow drop bars - the levers will be closer.
BTW - Vainly attempting to stay on the topic of small hands/bar positions, do you think it's absolute travesty against the laws of nature to use flatbar integrated shifters with bullhorns? Finally come to the decision that the existing bar end shifters are nothin' but trouble.
In happier news, the midget 41cm frame has come back from the powdercoaters and it's now go fast RED. Happy times are here again. 😉
quote='DaveB'BT Humble said:
"Taunting Week" has started ALREADY? I thought we were still in "Unhelpful But Funny Week"? ;-)
BTH
Taunting week used to be every week around here, but then DRS dropped off the newsgroup, and all that taunting entertainment went with him.
DaveB "thinking he should have top-posted"[/QUOTE]
BTW - Vainly attempting to stay on the topic of small hands/bar positions, do you think it's absolute travesty against the laws of nature to use flatbar integrated shifters with bullhorns? Finally come to the decision that the existing bar end shifters are nothin' but trouble.
In happier news, the midget 41cm frame has come back from the powdercoaters and it's now go fast RED. Happy times are here again. 😉
If it's what you like, I say go for it. I'm still really liking the barcons on the bullhorns though.
I'd recommend them for anyone else with small hands who has trouble breaking while in the drops. They're excellent.
That's "brakes", not "breaks"!
You're killin' me, dude!
BTH
Sorry BT... it was Friday and my grammar checker wasn't working!
-- Bean
"I've got a bike You can ride it if you like It's got a basket A bell that rings And things to make it look good I'd give it to you if I could But I borrowed it" Pink Floyd
That looks like just what I need. After various brakes in bones, I struggle to reach the breaks on the drops. Are they hard to fit? How much $$?
DaveB "deliberately taunting BTH"
They cost me $20 and they installed them. I'm sure you could get them elsewhere cheaper, but I could only find them on the Specialized website ($10 US). They just have an adhesive tab on them and you simply stick them inside your lever housing, ensuring enough slack in the BRAKES to allow for space. -- Bean