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Campy - think I figured out the long reach to the brake levers
So after a few months of riding my first Campy bike and playing around with handlebar setups, I think I finally figured out why my stubby fingers couldn't reach the brake levers: I needed to use Italian bars. I've gone through Ritchey, Zipp and Thomson handlebars, and with all of them I had to contort my wrist to get my fingers on the brakes when riding in the drops. Then I threw on some Deda Zero100, and the problem is totally solved. I thought I'd share in case anyone else has had this same problem.
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Ah, you've discovered the secret to a happy life.
Drew "Now shaving with Italian Proraso shaving soap" Ellisoni |
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yup - the one in a red tub? They make an ok shaving balm too.
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I also have stubby fingers. Switching from modern compact shapes to round and traditional bend bars let me shift and brake with ease.
I love a Ritchey (Neo)Classic (have 3 sets), and my Merckx has Deda 215 shallows. |
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Green Goodness in a Tub
Green ... Eucalyptus oil and menthol. Nice.
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OP do you have a picture of the handlebar and your set up??? Just curious of how it looks.
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Yup (but not a good one handy): Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Oh yeah - and +1 for the short reach bars for Campy....
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“A bicycle is not a sofa” -- Dario Pegoretti |
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Looking good thanks!.
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