Dans le message de
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damyth <[email hidden]> a réfléchi, et puis a déclaré :
Quoted message said:Why is it virtually every new road bike these days is spec'ed with
unusable ergo handlebars (and has been for a long time)? Is this some
manufacturer conspiracy to make people buy yet another handlebar to
replace the useless OEM one?
You look at the pro peloton (in Europe) and an informal estimate based
on photographs is that the pros favor "classic" vs. ergo bend 4 to 1.
Is this strictly an "European" artifact, or is something else?
The real irony of all this is I see some low end bikes (Sora equipped
and the like) with OEM "classic" bends; not only that, Modolo, who
first popularized the ergo bend, their top-of-the-line bar is
non-ergo.
Another one. Ok you vented. Goooood !! Breathe.
Next, follow the leader of the pack here, write a book, show them why
nothing good has come to cycling since 120mm 6V drivetrains were abandoned.
Co-author, if you need.
And do note your disgust, in your next heave, that there is all this soft,
tacky, fat bar tape on these malformed bars.
Next patient !!
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Sandy
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