Carbon integrated road bars supplier

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hanzypanzy
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by hanzypanzy

Not looking for the typical open mould stuff, wanting something like the Canyon integrated aero cockpit style or the Ritchey WCS bar/stem. These new version like Canyon and Ritchey have straight leading edge rather than a curved finish where they meet the stem

Also need to be at least 130mm stem. Anyone know a supplier?

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Cinelli, Deda, MOST

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hanzypanzy
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by hanzypanzy

Thanks but as the original post says, not the same as these open mould shapes from Cinelli, Deda, Most.

http://cdn.mos.bikeradar.com/images/new ... 700-80.jpg

Or

http://road.cc/content/review/66457-rit ... r-and-stem

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mattyNor
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by mattyNor

Mmfg can mate stems and bars if that's what you're after.

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by Martin1977

From my experience, best way is buying bars and stem of Your choice, install them in position that fits You and send them to Jure Berk or anyone other, who works with carbon :-)

Here are my two combos. You can check more details in page 3 of my Wilier build. Upper one from Zdenek Cermak, lower one from Jure Berk. And I know many more people, who are able to make combo like this from Your own stem and bars:

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by tinytree

beautiful!

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by hanzypanzy

All appreciated thanks

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by darnellrm

The combo Trek is making for the Emonda SLR is definitely the WW choice!

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by Thirstyman

Martin1977 wrote:From my experience, best way is buying bars and stem of Your choice, install them in position that fits You and send them to Jure Berk or anyone other, who works with carbon :-)

Here are my two combos. You can check more details in page 3 of my Wilier build. Upper one from Zdenek Cermak, lower one from Jure Berk. And I know many more people, who are able to make combo like this from Your own stem and bars:

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These look good but what is the point? Isn't it just heavier for the sake of vanity?

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