waynebiker
new member
Reged: 12/20/03
Posts: 31
Loc: usa
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Hi all...I have been riding the Deda 215 Anatomic handlebar for abot 3 years on my Independant fab. Crown Jewel. I just got a Tetra-Pro. I got the bike with the Deda 215 Shallow drop bar. I have ridden the bike a couple of times. Not sure of the new bars yet. I plan on riding the bike for a while longer before i decide which bars I like better ( I prefer to have the same contact points on all my bikes, Bars , pedals and saddle) My question is does anyone have experience with both of these bars and if so what are your thoughts, details please.
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RDP
captain
Reged: 12/18/03
Posts: 245
Loc: Kansas
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I like the shallow reach on my Deda 215s (round drop). On my tetra, I switched from Scott drop-ins (deep drop 42s) and replaced them w/ Deda 44cms (the Dedas are narrower than the Scott's since Deda measures from outside to outside vice c-to-c.
The reach is just right for me whether cruising on the hoods or tucked in the drops. I purchased another set (46s) for my Parlee. Like you I also have the same contact points from bike to bike.
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Jas0n
journeyman
Reged: 01/26/04
Posts: 62
Loc: Westchester, New York
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lucky guy. a calfee and a parlee. care to comment on the ride similarities/differences/anything you want to let us know? i think that would be a great comparo. thanks
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RDP
captain
Reged: 12/18/03
Posts: 245
Loc: Kansas
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lucky and broke... I will provide ride feedback as soon as the frame is built and I get out on the road. However, I will have to caveat my info since I have been a slug for the last two months.
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Jas0n
journeyman
Reged: 01/26/04
Posts: 62
Loc: Westchester, New York
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broke? ill give you a couple buck for either of them if it would help. you know, cause im a humanitarian and wouldn't want you to be completely broke. jk, have fun out there.
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easypedaler
contributor
Reged: 02/08/04
Posts: 149
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What a decison each day....what will I ride? The Parlee or the calfee. Enjoy the both of them
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Jas0n
journeyman
Reged: 01/26/04
Posts: 62
Loc: Westchester, New York
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this is of course the calfee forum. that said, there is no choice. calfee every day, even when it rains; there is no better rain bike than a carbon one with ti dropouts, etc... come on, he doesn't actaully ride that parlee. he just bought it so that he can say he supported the east coast economy as much as he did the west coast's (when he bought his calfee). plus, on the odd occasion he does actual ride the parlee, it just serves to show how awesome his calfee is.
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if it ain't rainin, it ain't trainin
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