Cowhorns
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Have you had a look at the On-One/Planet-X website? the "Mary" handlebar might suit your bike?
http://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/HBOOMA/on-o ... -handlebar
Have you had a look at the On-One/Planet-X website? the "Mary" handlebar might suit your bike?
http://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/HBOOMA/on-o ... -handlebar
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I would have said 1968;-)
Cowhorns, or apes, that brings back memories of offcuts of Formica!
I would have said 1968;-)
Cowhorns, or apes, that brings back memories of offcuts of Formica!
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sjscycles tend to have a good selection of older style bars, also bankrupt bike parts on ebay might be worth a look.
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/COW-HORN-60s- ... 2ed4434737
prolly a tad steep on price which is unusual for them.
prolly a tad steep on price which is unusual for them.
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I've been looking for a set of cow horns with the correct bend for ages. All my bikes had them in the 70's but as soon as I left home my father threw them all out! All the replicas seem to bend too far back and just don't look right. I do have a rusty set somewhere, but they are 7/8" diameter, off a motorcycle.
I've been looking for a set of cow horns with the correct bend for ages. All my bikes had them in the 70's but as soon as I left home my father threw them all out! All the replicas seem to bend too far back and just don't look right. I do have a rusty set somewhere, but they are 7/8" diameter, off a motorcycle.
