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No you're right: the levers are super long but for me that's a plus point, they're super comfortable, just don't sit right on the Ritchey bars
I find the Gevenalle's super intiative and really like being able to dump the whole cassette in one go, how come you didn't like them?
They're Gilles Berthoud guards, can reccomend! These are some seconds with a little twist in them I got for cheap but the protection is good and no rattling
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i was trying to avoid the GB due to price, but might just need to take the dive I guess. The spray coming off the front really bugs me and I need to clean my front light way too often.
As for the Gevenalle's, I think it's just personal preference. Also couldn't get used to the cable dangling in front of me.
Also came across these bars, but I suspect you woukld have the same problem as with the Neo-Classics.
Otherwis, great build as always and look forward to more pictures!
LeMesjeu
I think those levers mess with the Ritchey Neo-Classic bars, they look oddly long. (But that could also just be the angle.
I recently switched to a set of EvoMax bars, which have a bit of flare in the drops which is pretty comfortable on longer rides. Also swapped out a Gevenalle set for regular levers and a bar end, could just not get along with them somehow.
Do want to know what mudguard you are using, the front looks longer than usual, which is exactly what Iām after.