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September 13th 16, 10:19 PM
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Clamp on handlebar "horns".
"Gregory Sutter" wrote in message ... On 2016-09-11, Sir Ridesalot wrote: BTW, I remember back in the 1980s when Cannondale MTBs had a 26" front wheel and a 24" rear wheel because the 24" size gave slightly lower gearing. Ibis Mtn Trials also had the same setup of 26" front and 24" rear. I owned one for a couple years; it was fun and maneuverable. In the UK around the 50s & 60s, GPO and many delivery bikes had peculiar mixed wheel sizes. Not sure - but the tyres probably weren't available from shops as a deterrent to nicking the bikes. 
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September 13th 16, 11:17 PM
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Clamp on handlebar "horns".
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