Silver bars?

[jmeloy]

Looking for guidance on a silver handlebar for new Zanc build. Found a Nitto 177 for a classic bend, and a 3TTT Start bar in a semi-anatomic. Thoughts from the crowd on these or others?
-JAM

[rsl]

Have you asked Mike about sourcing? he found a NOS Cinelli 66 for the roadbike he built for me a couple of years ago.

[Louis]

Nitto 115 is also pretty nice.

(BTW, I have some new 42's in the 115 model if you're interested. I can't get used to the width of the one I've installed on my DeRosa.)

Louis

[rphetteplace]

bikyle.com for nos silver cinellis

[michael white]

if you haven't tried the 177 Noodle, you really should. I wouldn't think the 3ttt is all that different from other ana bars, but the Noodle is different and special.

[jtferraro]

I'll be looking for the same thing - silver, classic bend and am considering Nitto (although not sure of model yet). Road or cross bike and when are you expecting delivery?

[jmeloy]

is due in July (Zanc, you around?) and will be a road frame? How about yours?
-JAM

[jmeloy]

if you haven't tried the 177 Noodle, you really should. I wouldn't think the 3ttt is all that different from other ana bars, but the Noodle is different and special.
MW, they do look real nice. To all, do I need to be concerned with a bar without grooves and using Campy Ergo levers?
-JAM

[saab2000]

MW, they do look real nice. To all, do I need to be concerned with a bar without grooves and using Campy Ergo levers?
-JAM

My newish 3T Rotundo bars have no grooves. Not a huge deal, but you will want to secure the cable to the bar before you put on the handlebar tap. I must confess that I do with they had the grooves. But it's not a deal killer.

[dookie]

bikyle.com for nos silver cinellis

also universalcycles.com. 26.0 and 26.4 64/65/66 in a variety of widths (tending to the narrow side, as they sell out). $42.