In a message dated 2/2/04 12:40:19 AM, classicrendezvous-request@bikelist.org
writes:
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>Date: Mon, 2 Feb 2004 13:32:37 -0800
>From: "henox" <henox@icycle.net>
>To: "Mick Butler" <pariscyclesuk@hotmail.com>,
> <classicrendezvous@bikelist.org>
>Subject: Re: [CR]British "Flat" Bars To Name A Few
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>Subject: RE: [CR]British "Flat" Bars To Name A Few
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>Mick:
>
>Your next assignment is to assemble a dimensional database for all of the
>handlebar designs you have listed!
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> Mick wrote:
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>> The array of handlebars available prior to the second world war is simply
>> mind boggling. Here goes these are the more common "FLAT BARS" that
>I
>can
>> remember the names of.
>> 1. NORTH ROAD
>> 2. COMFORT
>> 3. LAUTERWASSER FLAT
>> 4. ANELAY
>> 5. SPRENCHLEY
>> 6. CRANSLEY
>> 7. ALLROUNDER
>> 8. W PATTERN
>> 9. FLAT ORDINARY
>> 10. MIDDLETON
>> I am sure there are a lot more I have forgotten.
>
>Hugh Enox
>La Honda
Hello Mick,
Please understand that by far the best style as selected by strength, double blind testing, weight, reputation, integrity, attitude and
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