Flat bars, polished, alloy or titanium, preferably Syncros

Russell · Oct 12, 2006

As above...

Good condition please, this is for a winters hard riding not a garage queen

Whats kicking about?

Hilts · Oct 12, 2006

How retro and how wide ??

I have some Ritchey force which are from 99 and in great nick, but they are very narrow (why i removed them)..

same as this one http://www.deanwoods.com.au/store/prod72.htm

Russell · Oct 12, 2006

23" is a minimum really.

Not too bothered about being overly retro. I'd rather ride a new bar from a retro brand thats not going to fail on me than ride a 15yr old bar and ride soft because I'm worried about it..

Hilts · Oct 12, 2006

Probably a bit too narrow then, think they're 56cms which works out at 22 inches.

scant · Oct 12, 2006

black easton ea70s, 23in wide Â£9posted. pics available.

Russell · Oct 12, 2006

Cheers Scant, holding out for polished at the mo. Might get back to you though.

jez-4-bikes-max · Oct 13, 2006

Kona Racelite bars in silver polished. Nice!

Â£20 posted

Russell · Oct 13, 2006

Jez, my religion won't let me put Kona branded goods on a Zaskar LE.

Thanks though (cheque is on its way for the seatpost BTW)

jonrock · Oct 14, 2006

How about these?

Uncut off a rockhopper expert
J

Russell · Oct 14, 2006

Cheers chaps , but I think that I'm going to hold out until I find a nice set of polished Syncros bars.... God knows where from though.

Flat bars, polished, alloy or titanium, preferably Syncros

Russell

Old School Grand Master

Hilts

Russell

Old School Grand Master

Hilts

scant

Retro Wizard

Russell

Old School Grand Master

jez-4-bikes-max

Russell

Old School Grand Master

jonrock

Russell

Old School Grand Master

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