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i find them a bit odd. i understand why/how they came about and what they were used for but don't understand why people put risers on them to bring the position up to where an 'ordinary' bike would be? doing that just makes them look like noddy bikes, something designed to go fast but then with an upright position that stops you going fast!? all that trouble for some kind of aesthetic that denies the original creation it's primary function and nothing gained regarding it's form.
those moser's and cinelli's look amazing though in their enviroment but sticking bmx bars on them is a crime imho
how about a dicking of lo-pro's