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Does anyone have any particular recommendations for makes/brand
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davek wrote:
Does anyone have any particular recommendations for makes/brands of bar tape? Silva - very good. |
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davek wrote:
Does anyone have any particular recommendations for makes/brands of bar tape? Back in my drops days I used Cinelli cork tape, which not only works well IME but is available in lots of different patterns and colours from plain black to very unplain psycadelic. Pete. -- Peter Clinch University of Dundee Tel 44 1382 660111 ext. 33637 Medical Physics, Ninewells Hospital Fax 44 1382 640177 Dundee DD1 9SY Scotland UK net http://www.dundee.ac.uk/~pjclinch/ |
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I insist on black leather bar tape. Looks classic and is extremel
durable. A mate of mine has 20 year old tape on all his bikes and it' still going strong - |
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Cinelli does it for me.
Not only does it work well, but the vast range of colours/styles make it aesthetically pleasing also.... "davek" wrote in message ... Does anyone have any particular recommendations for makes/brands of bar tape? thanks in advance, d. -- |
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The Slapster:
Cinelli does it for me. Cheers all. Leather sounds like it might be a bit expensive so I'll stick with the Cinelli or the Silva... ...except that I won't because I've just been for a stroll up to Bikefix and they didn't have either in stock so I got some 3T tape instead, which the chap in there recommended. Saw some funny things on my way up there - a courier on a fixie, and a chap in a suit on a hybrid who I could swear was Channel 4 newsreader Jon Snow. d. -- |
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"davek" wrote in message ... Does anyone have any particular recommendations for makes/brands of bar tape? thanks in advance, d. Cinelli is very good but I've also found BBB and Profile to be good. ITM is awful avoid it at all costs. Graham |
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davek wrote:
..except that I won't because I've just been for a stroll up to Bikefix and they didn't have either in stock so I got some 3T tape instead, which the chap in there recommended. ICBW but it may be that Cinelli got rebranded to 3T, as that's what I ended up getting a pal for a Chrimbo pres last year and it looked like the Cinelli stuff, down to amazing colour scheme... Pete. -- Peter Clinch University of Dundee Tel 44 1382 660111 ext. 33637 Medical Physics, Ninewells Hospital Fax 44 1382 640177 Dundee DD1 9SY Scotland UK net http://www.dundee.ac.uk/~pjclinch/ |
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davek wrote:
Cheers all. Leather sounds like it might be a bit expensive so I'll stick with the Cinelli or the Silva... I'm happy enough with artificial leather tape from Dyason's. Bit thicker, softer and longer lasting than some cork tape. Saw some funny things on my way up there - a courier on a fixie Quite a few of those about. a chap in a suit on a hybrid who I could swear was Channel 4 newsreader Jon Snow. Probably was! He does use a bike to get about in London and has done tough multi-day charity ride(s). ~PB |
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Pete Biggs:
Quite a few of those about Ah. I've never knowingly seen one before. I think *all* couriers shoul ride fixies Probably was! He does use a bike to get about in Londo Yes, I know he's a keen cyclist, which is partly why I was so sur it was him d - |
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