Cross over handlebar tape wrapping

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Some time ago I stumbled across a site that showed one how to use two
(preferably contrasting) colours of bar tap to wrap one bars in a sort
of cheque design, crossing each tape. I can't find the link now, any clues ?

Response to MSeries:
> Some time ago I stumbled across a site that showed one how to use two
> (preferably contrasting) colours of bar tap to wrap one bars in a sort
> of cheque design, crossing each tape. I can't find the link now, any clues ?
>

Could be Rivendell's
http://rivbike.com/html/rr_handlebar.html

though ISTR seeing another site with a photo of more pronounced contrast
between the two tapes.


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Mark McNeill wrote:
> Response to MSeries:
>
>>Some time ago I stumbled across a site that showed one how to use two
>>(preferably contrasting) colours of bar tap to wrap one bars in a sort
>>of cheque design, crossing each tape. I can't find the link now, any clues ?
>>
>
>
> Could be Rivendell's
> http://rivbike.com/html/rr_handlebar.html
>
> though ISTR seeing another site with a photo of more pronounced contrast
> between the two tapes.
>
>
That was it thanks. I'll publish some pics of mine once I've done it.