Women's Road Bars?

andy

I believe there are a few manufacturers that make women's specific road bars
that have smaller bends, narrow widths, etc. I know that Terry sells them
(which I think are nittos). Can anyone point me to some other more high end
choices? TIA,
andy

Kinky Cowboy

On Sun, 18 Apr 2004 07:26:13 -0600, "andy" <trifox13atcovaddotnet>
wrote:

>I believe there are a few manufacturers that make women's specific road bars
>that have smaller bends, narrow widths, etc. I know that Terry sells them
>(which I think are nittos). Can anyone point me to some other more high end
>choices? TIA,
>andy
>


Not high end, but...

Deda 4Girls
http://www.dedaelementi.com/img/art...irls_Grande.jpg

3ttt Eva
http://www.3ttt.com/grafica/prodotti/eva.jpg


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Jean

"andy" <trifox13atcovaddotnet> wrote in message
news:97516$408281f0$4503c9a8$25088@msgid.meganewsservers.com...
| I believe there are a few manufacturers that make women's specific road
bars
| that have smaller bends, narrow widths, etc. I know that Terry sells them
| (which I think are nittos). Can anyone point me to some other more high
end
| choices? TIA,
| andy
|
|

The Deda 285 (also called the "Piega") is a good choice in the 40cm width
(Deda specifies widths from outer edge to outer edge, so their 40cm width
is equivalent to other manufacturers' center-to-center 37.5cm width). The
drop on this narrow model is only about 133mm. The reach is quoted at 86mm.
The part of the bar leading to the hoods is nearly parallel to the drops
(the deviation from parallel is only ~20 degrees) so it can be positioned
nearly horizontal ...which makes riding the hoods comfy.

I find these bars very very comfortable in all possible hand positions.

Jean

NeauDL

Deda 215 comes in three models. The shallow drop is short on both drop and
reach. Ritchey's Classic bar is similarly proportioned.

A Muzi

andy wrote:

> I believe there are a few manufacturers that make women's specific road bars
> that have smaller bends, narrow widths, etc. I know that Terry sells them
> (which I think are nittos). Can anyone point me to some other more high end
> choices?


ITM Elle and Ritchey BioMaxII

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Emily

"andy" <trifox13atcovaddotnet> wrote in message
news:97516$408281f0$4503c9a8$25088@msgid.meganewsservers.com...
> I believe there are a few manufacturers that make women's specific road
bars
> that have smaller bends, narrow widths, etc. I know that Terry sells them
> (which I think are nittos). Can anyone point me to some other more high
end
> choices? TIA,
> andy

These probably don't qualifiy as "high end", but I have Salsa Poco bars on
my Aegis Swift and love 'em. They're short and shallow (reach: 70mm, drop:
140mm).

Emily