Carbon road bars and bar-end shifters?

[kwalters]

Will this work, or is the bar wall thickness too thick, bar id too small
or too large,
or something else I didn't think of?

TIA. Ken

 

[A Muzi]

kwalters wrote:
> Will this work, or is the bar wall thickness too thick, bar id too small
> or too large,
> or something else I didn't think of?

I built Record Ten BarCons in a Profile Carbon Stryke. Which
bar?

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[A Muzi]

>>kwalters wrote:
>>>Will this work, or is the bar wall thickness too thick, bar id too small
>>>or too large,
>>>or something else I didn't think of?

A Muzi wrote:
>>I built Record Ten BarCons in a Profile Carbon Stryke. Which
>>bar?

kwalters wrote:
> Kestrel EMS Pro or Easton EC90.
>
EMS bar ID is 20.85

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Andrew Muzi
www.yellowjersey.org
Open every day since 1 April, 1971

 

[kwalters]

A Muzi wrote:

> kwalters wrote:
> > Will this work, or is the bar wall thickness too thick, bar id too small
> > or too large,
> > or something else I didn't think of?
>
> I built Record Ten BarCons in a Profile Carbon Stryke. Which
> bar?
>

Kestrel EMS Pro or Easton EC90.

 

[dianne_1234]

On Mon, 03 May 2004 17:33:16 -0700, kwalters <[email protected]>
wrote:

>Will this work, or is the bar wall thickness too thick, bar id too small
>or too large,
>or something else I didn't think of?
>
>TIA. Ken

Maybe ask the bar maker?

Some carbon bars may split under the expansion force, but others may
be reinforced for that.