Wanted: Nitto Noodle/Randonneur

Posted on Wed 11th, March 2020

• #1

LaurenceCardiff

Looking for some nitto road drops - 26.0 clamp, 44-46cm width ideally. Anything considered - would probably need to be posted as currently based in Bristol. Please also PM as well as post here.

Thanks!
• #2

LaurenceCardiff

Anyone got anything?

Cheers!
• #3

wot

I had a similar post recently and bought new in the end. If you go for the heat treated version (46 or 48) the price spikes pretty high.
I used https://www.velodrome.shop/ as they have the best price around for the 46 and 48 mod 177 bars. Just note that delivery is up to a month.

Hope this is some way useful.

(Edit to clarify they were the best price I could find for the 46 & 48)
• #4

acd

planetx typically has the 44 noodles for about 25-30...out of stock now, but might be worth keeping an eye on their page.
• #5

LaurenceCardiff

Thanks very much for the advice - will keep an eye out!
• #6

LaurenceCardiff

anyone got anything? Cheers!

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