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I needed a bar that would shorten the reach on a bigger frame I built up. The sweep and rise of this bar was the perfect solution.
Found this to be a very pretty rack. The accessories helped with the setup.
I love the Campeur rack. Fits the bike well and looks great too. Planning to load up and do some bike touring this summer so I’ll have more data by the end of the summer. So far super pleased
The polished color matches the quill adapter and nitro seatpost perfectly. Very nice looking! It’s a little bulky compared to normal quill stems but there’s really no way to get around it if you want a compact bend on a classic bike. Get a top cap bolt button cover to really set it off.
Looks pretty rad on my RIH. Small fortune, because of shipping/taxes/duties (to The Netherlands) but well worth it. Perfect fit for Supernova's E3 tail light.
Nice pedals they look great on my 1985 Schwinn Super Le Tour project bike. These are much better than modern ugly looking pedals you find pretty much everywhere else. I like that they are fully serviceable. I appreciate Velo Orange for helping keep these products alive.
Perfect for my black '80 Schwinn Voyageur 11.8 rebuild. I chased the old threads on the BB first and the BB went in flawlessly. Perfect axel length for this vintage road bike.
I purchased these and matching braked housing for an orange Motebecane restomod but decided on a more subdued color (went with the brown. They turned out to be perfect for the vintage Takara I was working on (here finally finished). See the other Velo Orange pieces?
I put these on my 90s-era Stumpjumper which I rode for years as my commuter bike. Feels like an entirely different bike now way better for easy "slow" riding - in traffic, etc. They do bring the arms way way back so I could have settled for something in between the flat bars. And being steel, they are pretty heavy but that wasn't a concern for this ride.
While I have yet to purchase a frame (Soma Saga is my frame of choice), I have purchased all sorts of parts and bits over the years. Great selection of items for their niche, well curated and tested by the owners and staff, so I know I’m getting something functional that won’t leave me stranded. That they are based in my native Maryland is even better!